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Make the transition from 8- to 32-bit MCU design as painless as possible
Here's a Product How-To on making the transition from an 8-bit MCU (an 8051) to a 32-bit MCU (an ARM Cortex-M3) as painless as possible with Cypress PSoCs.
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RTOS supports Windows systems
INtime 4.0 is multi-core enabled and compatible with Windows 7.
Hybrid HD DVR reference design simplifies task for DVR makers
Stretch VRM6016 kit supports all popular camera interfaces.
SOFTWARE TOOLS - Visual tool compares performance, size, and cost of power solutions
National Semiconductor's WEBENCH Visualizer searches billions of designs and compares for performance, size, and cost.
NEWS - Google open-sources operating system
Google announced the open-sourcing of code for Chrome OS, the cloud-based operating system the company is developing to power netbooks.
MCUs: Microchip claims lowest sleep current in its new 16-bit MCUs
Featuring USB and Touch Sensing, Two New PIC24F Families are targeting USB and General Purpose Applications
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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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What it takes to build 18-Mpixel basic phones
Silicon Image, Inc. has introduced an 18-Megapixel image signal processor Intellectual Property (IP) core, designed to effectively place high-performance digital still camera features in mobile phones.
TEARDOWN - Eye-Fi uses Secure Digital (SD) card slot for Wi-Fi in cameras
In a recent product teardown, 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. Eye-Fi's product line-up includes five Wi-Fi SD card/service combinations between $50 and .
Chumby: Open-Source, Internet-enabled gadget modernizes the nightstand clock and invites hackers
Warm and cuddly aren't the terms that normally come to mind for electronic gadgets but the Chumby from Chumby Industries wants to make their device inviting to consumers and potential developers alike.
Embedded flash technologies, a foundation of flash MCU growth
Semiconductor Insights has recently finished analyzing embedded flash technologies implemented in flash-MCU's from seven leading MCU manufacturers: Renesas, Infineon, Fujitsu, ST Micro, Toshiba, Microchip and Atmel.
HP meets iPhone with the 15C
The calculator that comes with the iPhone is pretty basic okay, very basic. And for most people that is all they need. Simply something to do rudimentary calculations. But that does not suit the needs of all people, particularly engineers. For us, we need a scientific calculator, and for years many of us have turned to HP.
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Freescale's MC9S12NE64 Online Development Systems VirtuaLab
This lab will demonstrate how to: write and debug your code on a fully licensed CodeWarrior development environment; use the MC9S12NE64 as a web server and embed your own web pages; use, through Quick Starts tutorials, on-chip peripherals and other features of the board; and use the Ethereal Network Analyzer to help with your web server software development.
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Xilinx Virtex-II XC2V3000 FPGA, Pentium x86
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