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Search for: Search Menu * Articles * News * Fish Fry * Chalk Talks * Blogs * Categoriesexpand child menu * Category List * Media Kit Skip to content INTEL INTRODUCES TWO MONOLITHIC AGILEX FPGA AND SOC FAMILIES, PART 2: SUNDANCE MESA IS NOW THE AGILEX 5 E-SERIES by Steven Leibson - January 16, 2023 Last September, I published an article on EEJournal.com that described two new Intel Agilex FPGA and SoC device families, the Agilex 5 D-series and an as-yet-unnamed series formerly known as “Sundance Mesa,” introduced at last year’s Intel Innovation. (See “Intel Introduces Two Monolithic Agilex FPGA and SoC Families, Part 1</ … Read More → "Intel Introduces Two Monolithic Agilex FPGA and SoC Families, Part 2: Sundance Mesa is now the Agilex 5 E-Series" HARNESSING LIGHT AND REDEFINING WHAT IS POSSIBLE: LIGHTELLIGENCE AND THE RISE OF OPTICAL COMPUTING by Amelia Dalton - January 13, 2023 This week’s Fish Fry podcast is all about photonics and the future of optical computing! Maurice (Mo) Steinman from Lightelligence and I chat about why Lightelligence is on a mission to be the leader in silicon photonics computing, the details of PACE (Lightelligence’s first fully integrated optical computing platform), and what sets this computing platform apart from traditional silicon chips. … Read More → "Harnessing Light and Redefining What is Possible: Lightelligence and The Rise of Optical Computing" DEGIRUM HAS THE BEST EDGE AI STORY EVER! by Max Maxfield - January 12, 2023 I sometimes feel like I’m listening to a broken record when a company calls to tell me about the wonders of their new artificial intelligence (AI) processor. I try to say “Ooh” and “Aah” in all the right places, but oftentimes my heart isn’t really in it. Every now and then, however, I do get to hear something that makes me sit up in … Read More → "DeGirum Has the Best Edge AI Story Ever!" IS OMNITRON POISED TO DISRUPT THE MEMS INDUSTRY? by Max Maxfield - January 10, 2023 Rarely does a day go by without my taking a few moments to reflect on how wonderful I am. I’m not talking about my outrageously good looks or my internationally commented-on sense of style (although I’m not discounting these, either), but rather the fact that I—and you, if we’re being honest—are biological marvels. Take our … Read More → "Is Omnitron Poised to Disrupt the MEMS Industry?" MIPS ROLLS OUT ITS FIRST RISC-V PROCESSOR CORE – IT’S A BIG ‘UN by Steven Leibson - January 9, 2023 Even though the company had telegraphed its big move, MIPS’s adoption of the RISC-V ISA for its future processor cores hit me like a ton of bricks. MIPS is one of the heroes of the early RISC revolution, and the company has gone through a lot of ups and downs. Big ups. Big downs. Jim Turley discussed the MIPS announcement about joining the RISC-V gang … Read More → "MIPS Rolls Out Its First RISC-V Processor Core – It’s a Big ‘Un" QPUS AND YOU: HOW CLASSIQ IS REVOLUTIONIZING QUANTUM COMPUTING by Amelia Dalton - January 6, 2023 Quantum computing takes center stage in this week’s Fish Fry podcast! Dr. Erik Garcell (Classiq) and I chat about how Classiq is shaking up the quantum computing industry with a revolutionary new process for quantum computing software development. We discuss why Erik believes IP protection is crucial to the development of quantum computing, the details of Classiq’s collaboration with Rolls-Royce, and why today is a the perfect … Read More → "QPUs and You: How Classiq is Revolutionizing Quantum Computing" Articles Archive → industry news January 18, 2023 Free E-Book from IAR Systems: “The 12 Fundamentals of Embedded Software Development” Keysight Introduces Signal Integrity Simulation Software for Hardware Engineers Specially designed for 4K medical applications, ARTISTA M4 TFT controller ioSafe® 1522+ NAS Device Delivers Comprehensive Hard Drive and Data Protection from Fire and Water January 17, 2023 Infineon fosters the adoption of its innovative multilevel Class D audio amplifier technology through an ecosystem of associated partners Accellera’s Security Annotation for Electronic Design Integration Standard 1.0 Moves Toward IEEE Standardization Vishay Intertechnology Launches New Gen 7 Platform of 1200 V FRED Pt® Hyperfast Rectifiers With Two Devices in SMA (DO-214AC) Package Accellera Announces the Formation of the Clock Domain Crossing Working Group Keysight to Spotlight Solutions that Accelerate High-Speed Digital Innovations at DesignCon 2023 OPG launches Optica Open, a new preprint server for optics and photonics Renesas’ New Automotive Intelligent Power Device Enables Safe and Flexible Power Distribution in Next-Generation E/E Architectures January 16, 2023 STMicroelectronics’ dual-channel digital isolators cover flexible configurations New 3U VPX ATR and 19” Rackmount Chassis Join WILD100™ Family of Chassis, Backplanes & Chassis Managers January 13, 2023 Fairview Microwave Expands Line of VHF/UHF Antennas How technology influences personal health: Infineon highlights smart semiconductor solutions for a health-conscious lifestyle Precise positioning Click board from MIKROE enables centimetre-level accuracy Jabil Predicts Five Photonics Trends Shaping Optical Communications in 2023 Renesas Introduces Low-Power RL78/G15 MCU with the Smallest 8-pin Package Option Available within the RL78 Family January 12, 2023 Infineon and Resonac announce the expansion of their cooperation and a new multi-year agreement for delivery of silicon carbide (SiC) materials Flex Power Modules’ BMR473 digital PoL regulator now available as SMD horizontal-mount version Saelig Introduces Siglent SDS6000L Series Low Profile 2GHz/8-Ch Digital Oscilloscope Series STMicroelectronics brings 32-bit kick to cost-sensitive 8-bit applications with STM32C0 series microcontrollers RadioWaves Releases New Antenna Retrofit Kits Visualizing Complex Electron Wavefunction Using High-Resolution Attosecond Technology Menlo Micro Introduces Integrated Low-Power Solution for MEMS Switches and High-Voltage Driver Applications Rohde & Schwarz drives 6G with sub-THz channel propagation measurements January 11, 2023 Protecting the rainforest with modern technology: Infineon Technologies and Rainforest Connection use sensor technology to protect vulnerable regions ARIES Embedded and Emdalo Technologies Partner for FPGA Solutions IDTechEx Discusses the Pivotal Year Ahead for Quantum Computers Vishay Intertechnology eFuses Offer Wide 2.8 V to 23 V Operating Voltage Range With Active Reverse Blocking Finwave Joins American Semiconductor Innovation Coalition to Shift the Momentum of Semiconductor Innovation to the U.S. Infineon and Green Hills Software collaborate to deliver comprehensive automotive safety and security solutions for the TRAVEO™ T2G MCU families January 10, 2023 High performance single board computer designed for graphics intensive tasks Free E-Book from IAR Systems: “The 12 Fundamentals of Embedded Software Development” CUI Devices Adds New Potentiometers Product Line Cadence Announces Industry Best-In-Class 8533Mbps LPDDR5X IP Solution for Next-Generation AI, Automotive and Mobile Applications TDK collaborates with Texas Instruments on new i3 Micro Module, the world’s first sensor module with built-in edge AI and wireless mesh connectivity OMNIVISION’s New Automotive SoC Delivers Highest-Performance LED Flicker Mitigation and HDR in Surround and Rear-View Cameras Sensor tech #LikeABosch: brand-new robust barometric pressure sensor is ready for the rough January 9, 2023 Immervision Announces Automotive Grade Lens For In-Cabin Vision Systems Dirac expands collaboration with NXP to equip NXP’s SAF4000 radio & audio ICs with the Dirac Opteo and Dirac Virtuo automotive audio solutions OKdo & OStream Unveil New Partnership at CES for Scalable, Edge AI Media Processing STPOWER automotive-grade devices from STMicroelectronics run cooler in surface-mount ACEPACK SMIT package Blues Wireless Launches Industry-First No-Code Firmware Update Capability NXP Introduces Advanced Automotive Radar One-Chip Family for Next-Gen ADAS and Autonomous Driving Systems News Archive → FEATURED CHALK TALK KEY ELEMENTS OF INDOOR AIR QUALITY: WHY DO THEY MATTER AND WHY DO WE DETECT THEM? Sponsored by Mouser Electronics and Sensirion Measuring indoor air pollution is a valuable tool to monitor our health and productivity. In this episode of Chalk Talk, Amelia Dalton and Timothy Kennedy from Sensirion discuss the what, how, and why of indoor air quality testing and how the all in one air quality sensor called Sen5X from Sensirion can make measuring our indoor air quality easier than ever before. More information about Sensirion SEN5x Environmental Sensor Nodes FEATURED VIDEO SYNOPSYS 224G & 112G ETHERNET PHY IP OIF INTEROP AT ECOC 2022 Sponsored by Synopsys This Featured Video shows four demonstrations of the Synopsys 224G and 112G Ethernet PHY IP long and medium reach performance, interoperating with third-party channels and SerDes. Learn More discussion Intel Introduces Two Monolithic Agilex FPGA and SoC Families, Part 2: Sundance Mesa is now the Agilex 5 E-Series Posted on Jan 17 at 12:50am by Brane212 Looks like a BIG problem for Lattice's Avant. And not just Intel, there are others. A History of Early Microcontrollers, Part 9: The General Instruments PIC1650 Posted on Jan 6 at 4:49pm by traneusee I have only written the one small 16F84 program I discussed above, where speed was not critical. The 16F84 instruction set, as published by Microchip, has conditional skips but not conditional branches. The Parallax assembler I used, does have conditional branches, synthesized from conditional skips and gotos by the assembler. ... Developing the World’s First Commercially Available RF Device with an Open-Source Chip Posted on Jan 5 at 1:28pm by Max Maxfield Hi Paul -- it's great to hear from you as always -- you make a good point about the hardware from Lime Microsystems being open-source (and they really do have some awesome products) -- but, like you, I'm guessing they used commercial tools to design their devices. Developing the World’s First Commercially Available RF Device with an Open-Source Chip Posted on Jan 5 at 1:16pm by pdillien Hi Max Some while ago, I did some work for a UK company that has been producing open source RF chips since 2009. It was the world's first company to integrate a full SDR and is called Lime Microsystems (https://limemicro.com/). They offer both the devices and SDR boards for ... A History of Early Microcontrollers, Part 9: The General Instruments PIC1650 Posted on Jan 5 at 12:01am by Brane212 You obviosly haven't done complex code with it that was to run fast. There are no conditional branches, only conditional instruction skips. Doing the conditional loops that have to run fast, depending on multiple conditions gets hellish REAL fast. A History of Early Microcontrollers, Part 9: The General Instruments PIC1650 Posted on Jan 4 at 11:57pm by Brane212 I don't have a problem with writing tight asm code, but PIC is truly moronic on many aspects, even latest PIC16 generation. Just one example - shadowed index registers. One would expect that there are two set of registers, which interchange their position, so that one set is useable as ... Does 2+2=4? Microchip announces PolarFire 2; You Do the Math Posted on Jan 4 at 10:01pm by Brane212 BTW, why do all of FPGA manufacturers chomp process advances as their own doing ? They are to to get into more advanced manufacturing process, which brings certain speed/power advacnes by default. So, why do all of these guys go into great length to show the speedups/powerdowns taht follow ... Does 2+2=4? Microchip announces PolarFire 2; You Do the Math Posted on Jan 4 at 5:49pm by Brane212 BTW, predictions for changes to RISC-V core seem plausible and interesting. I hope they get some more serious core speeds. 600-ish MHz ain't that great. Does 2+2=4? Microchip announces PolarFire 2; You Do the Math Posted on Jan 4 at 5:48pm by Brane212 This article contains no useful information. It's not as if your investigative work has yielded any usefull information or even hints. They will obviously use more advanced production node, but aboive that, you have nothing. Ie. It might or not be FLASH based etc etc. Furthermore, you have nothing on ... A History of Early Microcontrollers, Part 9: The General Instruments PIC1650 Posted on Jan 4 at 7:14am by Steven Leibson Sounds like you've got an article there, Max. * * * * * featured blogs GridVortex Meets BCD Jan 18, 2023 Well known for their work on safety-critical and mission-critical systems, the folks at GridVortex are known by some as 'The fail-safe bare-metal guys'... More from Max's Cool Beans... 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