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When good compilers go bad, or What you see is not what you execute
Getting rid of mismatches between source code and compiled machine code may mean having to debug the latter. Here's the latest on finding a tool to combat the problem.
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A Formal Methods-based verification approach to medical device software analysis
How to use formal methods"based abstract interpretation techniques to mathematically prove the absence of a defined set of run-time errors and a comparison with techniques as code review, static analysis, and dynamic testing.
Reducing Costs, Risks, Time to Market with Virtualized Systems Development
To achieve developer efficiency and software quality with virtual system development tools, it is necessary to use a fully-featured simulation infrastructure with the ability to create custom models.
Hardware Testing
Board testing is harder than you think, but there are solutions
Motor control in air conditioners with dual sensor less FOC and active PFC
Improved energy efficiency and reduced system costs are the driving factors in modern motor control designs. Sophisticated motor control concepts with sensor less Field Oriented Control (FOC) and Power Factor Correction (PFC) help to fulfill these demands. The article shows how these concepts can be used in an air conditioner design for vehicles.
ZigBee RF4CE coexistence with common 2.4-GHz ISM-band consumer electronics
Understand the challenges and tradeoffs when using this slice of spectrum, crowded with devices supporting different standards
Featured Tear Down Article
TEARDOWN - Eye-Fi uses Secure Digital (SD) card slot for Wi-Fi in cameras
Portelligent analyzed Eye-Fi's "Share," a Wi-Fi-enabled SD card that makes it easy and affordable to add Wi-Fi connectivity to any digital camera with an SD card slot.
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Blood glucose meters--medical labs in the palm of your handby
The number of people who suffer from diabetes is growing. The CDC (Centers or Disease Control and Prevention) states that 23.6 million Americans had diabetes in 2007, with more cases every year.
10 reasons why I like the iPad
Once seen and felt, the Apple iPad elicited its share of "so what" reactions. But is it really all that disappointing? Here are 10 reasons why the iPad is an achievement of value.
Point/Counterpoint: Apple's iPad, dud or must-have?
Now that the decibel level has finally diminished, it's time to take a hard look at Apple Inc.'s latest attempt to influence the direction of consumer electronics and, to a large extent, the way we live: the iPad.
The Apple iPad: Your future third device?
The Apple iPad is a beautiful, desirable un-computer that is designed for living, not working.
Ipad: Giving credit where credit is due
Consultant, electrical engineering PhD and blogger Don Scansen offers up credit to Apple for using an internally designed processor in the iPad and to other bloggers who guessed correctly about the product prior to the much-hyped unveiling.
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