When you bring video into an AI-based application, you’ve upped the ante in terms of amount of data that’s being collected many times over. Does all the data need to be processed? How do you know what’s good data and what’s not? And do you need to write your own algorithms, or can you depend on the...

As the need for spectral dominance continues, the Electronic Warfare (EW) landscape continues to evolve at an unprecedented pace. It's essential for military and defense professionals to stay current on electronic and component developments in the semiconductor industry. This webinar will explore th...

Beyond the microcontroller, development boards typically require a number of components to function properly. In this online training session, presenter Jeremy Cook will discuss implementing USB connections, oscillators, and external memory in your dev board design.

OEMs’ product portfolios often require offering a range of SKU variants with features and performance that would be difficult to service with a single FPGA device family. This creates unique challenges in scaling designs between different FPGA families. For FPGA designs, scaling typically occu...

FPGA development is undergoing a paradigm shift; moving away from rigid, HDL-centric toolchains, toward more flexible, software-oriented workflows. As system complexity increases and time-to-market pressures grow, engineering teams increasingly seek tools that support rapid iteration, cross-platform...

Designing with AI is challenging due to its complexity and unpredictability. AI models can operate like black boxes, making it difficult to interpret or explain their decisions. Ensuring accuracy requires extensive data and careful model training. AI systems must also be optimized for performance, b...