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HDL design suite gains its own spellchecker
Mentor Graphics has developed a novel concurrent design checking and creation environment, which is available in the latest version of the HDL Designer Series tool suite Brochure available
News from Mentor Graphics UK (10 October 2005)
Design flow to target complex RF devices
Cadence Design Systems and UMC are to develop a comprehensive reference solution for complex wireless designs
News from Cadence Design Systems (10 October 2005)
Mixed-signal environment speeds automotive ASICs
User application article Magneti Marelli Powertrain has integrated Mentor Graphics tools into its ASIC development flow to achieve a 30% reduction in design and simulation time Brochure available
News from Mentor Graphics UK (10 October 2005)
Full toolset addresses automotive design needs
Mentor Graphics is launching what it claims is the industry's most comprehensive set of electrical and electronic (E/E) design solutions for the automotive market Brochure available
News from Mentor Graphics UK (10 October 2005)
Software optimises C-based FPGA designs
Impulse Accelerated Technologies has released its CoDeveloper Pro optimisation and debugging software to complement its CoDeveloper C-to-FPGA compiler
News from Impulse Accelerated Technologies (10 October 2005)
TrustZone support enhances Linux security
Wind River Systems is to optimise its Linux device software platforms and Wind River Workbench development suite to support ARM TrustZone technology
News from Wind River Systems (7 October 2005)
Linux platform spans all consumer device needs
Wind River Systems has released its Linux device software platform for consumer devices, supporting a full range of requirements from the smallest handhelds to the most robust network equipment
News from Wind River Systems (7 October 2005)
Platform enables early array signoff
Toshiba Corporation and Toshiba Microelectronics Corporation have successfully taped out the first UniversalArray chip with Cadence Encounter digital IC implementation
News from Cadence Design Systems (7 October 2005)
Model-based design replaces paper-passing exercise
User application article Selex Sensors and Airborne Systems has used Simulink to model and implement an advanced nonlinear FPGA-based signal processing and control subsystem for an airborne system project
News from The MathWorks (7 October 2005)
SoC tools promise optimised embedded design
Launched at the second annual ARM Developers' Conference in Santa Clara, California, the ARM Amba BusMatrix and Amba Designer products are for use in embedded system design
News from ARM (6 October 2005)
IDE brings model-driven development together
A new fully standards-based integrated development environment addresses all phases of embedded systems development, from requirements specification through deployment Brochure available
News from Green Hills Software (6 October 2005)
Design flow supports latest ARM processor
Cadence Design Systems has developed a high-performance design flow for the new ARM Cortex-A8 processor
News from Cadence Design Systems (6 October 2005)
Graph-based synthesis speeds FPGA design
Synplicity has expanded its Synplify family of FPGA synthesis tools to address the design challenges presented by today's complex FPGA devices
News from Synplicity (6 October 2005)
Matlab is used in WiMAX base-station tests
User application article Cambridge Consultants has used the Matlab technical computing environment from The MathWorks to develop a comprehensive simulation test bench for multi-antenna WiMAX base-stations
News from The MathWorks (6 October 2005)
Comit gains greater access to Cadence technology
Comit Systems has expanded its access to Cadence technology, and has standardised on Encounter RTL Compiler global synthesis, part of the Encounter digital IC design platform
News from Cadence Design Systems (5 October 2005)
Design platform eases migration from 90 to 65nm
User application article The Cadence Encounter digital IC design platform has helped Silicon and Software Systems (S3) to successfully tape out a new production 65-nanometre design
News from Cadence Design Systems (5 October 2005)
Latest LabView adds distributed intelligence
LabView 8 represents a major upgrade to the graphical development platform that improves the productivity of engineers and scientists in design, control and test Brochure available
News from National Instruments (4 October 2005)
Integrated flow cuts down image processor design
User application article NuCore Technology, maker of the award-winning CleanCapture image processors, has standardised on Magma's RTL-to-GDSII design flow, including Blast Create and Blast Fusion
News from Magma Design Automation (3 October 2005)
Contract aims to improve urban communications
Adaptive Digital Technologies has been awarded a contract by the US Air Force to develop low bandwidth, high reliability communication links in hostile urban terrain environments
News from Adaptive Digital Technologies (3 October 2005)
Alliance brings RF software together
Users of AWR's Microwave Office software will soon be able to study the electromagnetic performance of key components in 3D using MicroStripes software from Flomerics
News from Flomerics (3 October 2005)
Tools combine to simplify multicore SoC design
Ignios and ARM have accelerated the development of multicore solutions by reducing the time and effort needed to develop, debug and run complex multicore simulations
News from ARM (29 September 2005)
Virtual models support ARM 11 design
Vast has developed three virtual models of the ARM 11 family of high performance microprocessors
News from Vast Systems Technology (29 September 2005)
Consortium supports new instrument standard
The MathWorks has come out in favour of the LXI standard by joining the LXI Consortium as an associate member
News from The MathWorks (29 September 2005)
Integrated analysis cuts design time
User application article Flomerics consultants substantially reduced the time required to design a sophisticated electric space heater using integrated thermal and EMC simulation software Brochure available
News from Flomerics (29 September 2005)
EM simulator runs faster on 64bit Linux
A 64bit Linux version of Opera is now available from Vector Fields, both to new customers and as an upgrade to existing customers
News from Vector Fields (29 September 2005)
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