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Hints and tips on the use of cooling fans for power supplies

Andrew Bryars, Applications Engineering Manager, XP Power August 2, 2017 Comments Off on Hints and tips on the use of cooling fans for power supplies

Everyone knows that if you dissipate heat inside a confined space then the temperature in that space will increase i.e. the ambient temperature inside the enclosure will rise. If you... Read More

Fast track to improved power supply reliability

Janne Paananen, Technology Manager, Eaton Martijn ImmingBusiness Development Manager Data Centers, Eaton August 2, 2017 Comments Off on Fast track to improved power supply reliability

Executive summary Businesses, hospitals and other mission-critical applications rely completely on the uninterrupted accessibility of their data center resource – and this, equally, depends crucially on the continuous availability of... Read More

IoT Testing – The Big Challenge Why, What & How

Benny Sand, QualiTest Group July 30, 2017 Comments Off on IoT Testing – The Big Challenge Why, What & How

Abstract. “Internet of Things” (IoT) is the network or associations between those Internets connected objects (smart Devices) that are able to exchange information by using an agreed method and data... Read More

Testing MIPI interfaces with an oscilloscope

Dr. Philipp Weigell is Product Manager for oscilloscopes at Rohde & Schwarz in Munich. July 30, 2017 Comments Off on Testing MIPI interfaces with an oscilloscope

Many components in modern smartphones communicate with each other via interfaces standardized by the MIPI Alliance. Developers can analyze signal integrity and data content on these interfaces with an oscilloscope.... Read More

VxWorks 653 Multi-core Edition Update: Why COTS Certification Evidence Matters

Stephen Olsen, Product Manager, Wind River July 30, 2017 Comments Off on VxWorks 653 Multi-core Edition Update: Why COTS Certification Evidence Matters

The growing demand for highly complex aircraft systems is placing increased pressure on suppliers to deliver aircraft with far greater capabilities while complying with a growing demand for safety certification,... Read More

reVISION Stack: Accelerating your Embedded Vision development

Nick Ni and Adam Taylor July 30, 2017 Comments Off on reVISION Stack: Accelerating your Embedded Vision development

Embedded Vision is ubiquitous across a range of industries and applications, from ADAS and Guided Robotics to medical imaging and augmented reality. The breadth of embedded vision penetration across multiple... Read More

Using chip memory more efficiently

news.mit.edu July 12, 2017 Comments Off on Using chip memory more efficiently

For decades, computer chips have increased efficiency by using “caches,” small, local memory banks that store frequently used data and cut down on time- and energy-consuming communication with off-chip memory.... Read More

Ecosystem for Optimizing Energy Efficiency in Factory Production Systems

Aengus Murray, Analog Devices July 5, 2017 Comments Off on Ecosystem for Optimizing Energy Efficiency in Factory Production Systems

International energy reports show that in 2006 electric motors consumed more than 46% of the world’s electricity corresponding to 6040 Mt of CO2 emissions1. This has led to demands on... Read More