"Managing the process of writing secure code in a timely manner" is the first class in our series "Secure Code -- Now and in the Future." Writing secure code is a constant challenge. You must have the right policies, processes, and tools in place. Day 1 of this three-day class will start from the b...

Software differentiates you from your competitors, and the speed by which you deliver new capabilities determines if you win or lose in today’s competitive IoT market. Continuous Deployment has been proven to be effective in the web and enterprise app space. But can these same principles be applied...

The modern SoC is designed with many modular IP blocks that have been commercially licensed or reused from previous designs, along with some new proprietary components. Integrating all of the components has typically proven to be time-consuming and error-prone as designers stitch their SoCs together...

For many manufacturers, a key decision in their connected device strategy is quite often the simple yet very complex question of build vs. buy. In most cases, end-to-end connectivity, security and cloud infrastructure are foreign concepts for many manufacturers, which can distract them from their co...

Texas Instruments' LaunchPad ecosystem is growing! Known for low cost and ease of use, the LaunchPad evaluation platforms allow developers and avid hobbyists to explore different types of microcontroller to find the best solution for their application. The latest to join this growing ecosystem is...

Despite the intensive amount of resources that certification requires, it’s nothing in comparison to the cost of something missed. Based on studies from Boeing and Airbus, the size and complexity of avionics software continues to grow significantly. The current rate of software growth is pacing 400...

Today's commercial processors from Intel, AMD, and Freescale bring unprecedented levels of performance to embedded computing solutions based on standards from VITA, PICMG, and other standards organizations. They are the enabling technology for radar, sonar, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaiss...

In the final session, the analog control system will be converted into digital control system. Digital filtering algorithms will replace the analog compensation components, and the control considerations using digital signal processing chips. The final session will also include a full session questi...

The second session will build on the basic topologies discussed with the integrated regulation solutions, expanding the scope to larger power systems where the analog controller is a separate component requiring external or programmed compensation. This will include discussing analog and hybrid anal...

This first session will discuss DC-DC conversion using linear regulators and integrated switching regulators, with an emphasis on best practice for stability, including layout considerations. These concepts are directly useful for a majority of power conversion applications, and also from the basis...

Virtualization—the creation of multiple virtual machines (VMs) on a single piece of hardware, where each VM hosts a different workload in a different operating system—has gained significant momentum recently. Virtualization offers developers new capabilities and possibilities. It allows system archi...

In this training, attendees will be introduced to the new Educational BoosterPack MKII for the TI LaunchPad MCU development kits. This new BoosterPack is jam-packed with features, including a 3-axis accelerometer, TMP006 infrared temperature sensor, OPT3001 ambient light sensor, color LCD with backl...

Join Kontron, the COM Express(r) market leader, and Intel as we explain how and why it makes sense to implement scalable solutions. Learn about the benefits of using Kontron's scalable product portfolio and how you can seamlessly deploy these solutions yourself. Our subject matter experts Martin Unv...

The priorities in an IoT/M2M gateway include high performance and secure connections, with an eye toward future-proofing. ARM-based SoCs provide ample performance and connectivity options while minimizing the power budget and maximizing long-term production support. Designed for security during the...

Differentiation of embedded products now mostly occurs with the software of the device: frequency of updates, internet connectivity, autonomous behavior, data collection and data aggregation. Manufacturers of these devices, traditionally considered hardware vendors, are now thrust into the complex w...

As IoT applications emerge and begin to be deployed, traditional architectural concepts have placed unnecessary restrictions or even become roadblocks. The fluidity of IoT intelligence and functions between sensors, silicon, and software and the tools used to develop them require more flexibility an...

A force multiplier is often used to describe something gives one military a game-changing tactical edge over others. For the US military, unmanned aircraft platforms have been a force multiplier and will continue to be one. However, now the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is opening the nation...

The power grid is changing. With the proliferation of renewable generation technologies and drive to improve demand response, the grid’s current architecture must change to realize the promise of the Industrial Internet of Things.

Software differentiates you from your competitors. The speed of delivering that software is the difference between winning and losing in today’s competitive telecom/datacom market. If you’re measuring your software build and test times in terms of days or hours instead of minutes then you are at...

NFC is a short-range wireless technology designed to bring ease and convenience to interactions between devices such as smartphones, headsets and car infotainment systems. With 100’s of millions of smart devices now integrating NFC, use cases for this technology in automotive applications are also b...

Industrial and related M2M embedded systems include a unique mix of environmental, connectivity, user interface, and security requirements. Silicon and platforms must provide for extended temperature, humidity, and shock & vibration ranges. Software development must include adherence to industrial c...

Industrial Machines have typically relied on the ability to do motion, and remote I/O using field buses such as CAN and RS-485. Over time the requirements for faster machines have become more stringent. The increased amounts of data, the number of control nodes, and the increased requirements for hi...

Whether you have an existing embedded edge device or are starting the development cycle for a new embedded edge device, you’ll need to take into account several considerations for improving the security of the device. Join Wind River® for this web seminar exploring the impact that anti-tamper softwa...

The basic technical premise of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) is simple: a common architecture that can connect sensor to cloud, power to factory, and cities to medical services. An infrastructure that can bridge these domains would impact industry as profoundly as the enterprise Internet...

Hardware components are no longer available for many legacy systems running VxWorks 5.x. A schedule- and cost-friendly solution is needed that allows current systems to be updated and fielded without requiring a full development and internal certification process. In this webinar, John Bliss discuss...