Embedded Executive: Develop Your Embedded Code on an Open Platform, Analog Devices

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Open tools are becoming the norm in the embedded software development space. And that’s definitely the case for Analog Devices’ CodeFusion Studio tool.
The IDE lets developers start with an SoC, and design their systems from there. The software development platform is based on Microsoft's Visual Studio Code (VS Code).
On this week’s Embedded Executives podcast, with Kumar Gala and Maureen Helm, both Distinguished Engineers with Analog Devices’ Software & Digital Platforms Group, we defined what “open” means in this space, then jumped into how and where a developer would get started.

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Embedded Executive: Develop Your Embedded Code on an Open Platform, Analog Devices

Embedded Executive Podcast

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Embedded Executive: You Can Have Lots of Power or Performance, But Not Both | Micron 11:17

6 giorni fa11:17

11:17

If system developers had unlimited power for their designs, they’d likely find a way to take advantage of it. And the same goes for performance. However, neither of those features is available in infinite quantities. And in just about every case, one becomes a tradeoff for the other. So, how do you manage that tradeoff, and when you do, what other factors come into play? To better handle this topic, I spoke to Praveen Vaidyanathan, the Vice President and General Manager of Micron Technology’s Data Center Business Unit , on this week’s Embedded Executives podcast .…

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Embedded Executive: Minimize the Power in Your WiFi Network | Infineon 9:03

13 giorni fa9:03

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Low-power is the ultimate priority in some WiFi networks, especially when you’re designing a battery powered device. Cameras used in remote locations are prime targets for this discussion. In some cases, access to that camera is difficult, so the user needed want to charge or replace a battery on a regular basis. To understand what the current state of the art is, both in terms of power levels and the WiFi standard itself, which is moving to version 7, I spoke to Sivaram Trikutam, the Vice President of Wi-Fi Products for Infineon on this week’s Embedded Executives podcast .…

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Embedded Executive: Chip Design Is Not Getting Easier | Siemens 18:17

20 giorni fa18:17

18:17

Chip design has always been a complex process, and there is no end in sight. What has improved are the tools available to an IC designer. The chips are getting more specialized; hence, the tools must drill down further into the process than ever before. This sounds like a lot of black magic, but it becomes less cloudy when someone who understands the process walks you through it. To get more clarity for myself, I invited Scot Morrison, the Vice President of Shift Left Software Product Management at Siemens EDA, to be my guest on this week’s Embedded Executives podcast . Scot first lays out the problems, then walks through some of the various solutions.…

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Embedded Executive: Yes, You Can This With Bluetooth | Blecon 13:06

27 giorni fa13:06

13:06

Just when you thought you’d done everything you could do with Bluetooth, along comes something new and unique. At a recent technical conference, I was witness to a very cool demo that was all based on Bluetooth. Rather than attempt to describe it myself, I asked Simon Ford, the Founder of Blecon , the company providing the demo, to explain what it is, how it works, and why it’s so difficult to achieve. Hear it on this week’s Embedded Executives podcast .…

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Embedded Executive: Consider Security Far Earlier Than You Think | NXP 15:07

5 weeks fa15:07

15:07

We often say that designing secure systems means thinking about security early on in the design process. That means really early on, well before any pen is put to paper, so to speak. To understand what that means, I spoke to Denis Noel, the Director of Strategy in the Secure Connected Edge business unit at NXP on this week’s Embedded Executives podcast . Denis walked through each of the various steps a developer should be taking.…

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Embedded Executive: Hacks Are Still Happening | Digi 18:30

6 weeks fa18:30

18:30

Don’t stop me if you’ve heard this before, because it needs to be repeated, again, and again. The embedded industry needs to take security more seriously. Hacks are continuing to occur and will continue until there is a “security by design” mentality in place in our space. It’s hard to believe we are still having this discussion, but we are. I also expressed my frustration on this week’s Embedded Executives podcast with Josh Heller, the Manager of Product Security at Digi International . Josh confirmed my fears, but had some great suggestions to help solve the problem.…

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Embedded Executive: Simplify Edge AI | Tria 10:05

7 weeks fa10:05

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Edge AI is one of the popular topics amongst the embedded community. It’s the place where decisions are made, data is analyzed, etc. It’s also a place where lots of confusion arises because of its complexity, especially from a development perspective. To get to the heart of where the challenges lie in this phase of design, I spoke with Jim Beneke, a Vice President for Tria Americas , an Avnet company, on this week’s Embedded Executives podcast . Jim has a pretty deep history in the embedded space and served as a great resource on this topic.…

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Embedded Executive: Develop an ASIC For Far Less Than $100K | Efabless 12:46

8 weeks fa12:46

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Common knowledge says that if you want to create an ASIC, you’d better have at least $1M in your bank account. The folks at Efabless say that my common knowledge is inaccurate by a long shot. They claim to be able to get folks started for far less than $100k. I needed to understand how this is possible, so I invited Michael Wishart, the CEO and co-founder of Efabless, to explain how it works on this week’s Embedded Executives podcast , with Kumar Gala and Maureen Helm, both Distinguished Engineers with Analog Devices.…

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Embedded Executive: Simplify Designing Edge-Based AI | ClearBlade 13:55

9 weeks fa13:55

13:55

From a developer’s perspective, Edge AI is anything but simple. Any tools, software, etc., that can simplify the process of integrating this technology into a system is very welcome. That’s where ClearBlade comes in, with its framework that developers “design to,” using hardware, software, and even terminology that the design community is accustomed to. That process may seem vague and complex, but it needn’t be, as stated by Aaron Allsbrook, the Co-Founder and CTO of ClearBlade , in this week’s Embedded Executives podcast .…

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Embedded Executive: Your Industrial Application Needs an Industrial MCU, Infineon 15:09

10 weeks fa15:09

15:09

Industrial platforms come with a specific set of design criteria. And the term “industrial” can be quite ambiguous, running the gamut from power tools to manufacturing equipment. Obviously, there are different requirements within this range. When you’re choosing an MCU for this space, you had better understand what your specific requirements are. Making the wrong choice will likely have an impact on the efficiency of your end product, which could result in higher power consumption, less heat, and so on. To understand where a designer should start the MCU selection process, I spoke to Steve Tateosian, the Senior Vice President of Consumer, IoT, and Industrial MCUs at Infineon , on this week’s Embedded Executives podcast .…

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Embedded Executive: The Evolution of a Wireless Standard, LoRa Alliance 12:26

11 weeks fa12:26

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At the LoRa Alliance , there’s a new sheriff in town. Alper Yegin is the group’s new CEO. LoRa, which stands for long range, allows transmissions to occur at very low power, sometimes lasting many years without changing batteries. Yegin believes the LoRa spec is quite solid, but there’s always room for it to evolve. He feels that one of his primary tasks is increasing awareness and education around the standard. This can (and will) happen by increasing partnerships with complementary organizations, having more activity at industry events, and holding local meetups. In this week’s Embedded Executives podcast , we also discuss how the spec competes in a crowded space and what the future holds.…

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Embedded Executive: Develop Your Embedded Code on an Open Platform, Analog Devices 13:13

12 weeks fa13:13

13:13

Open tools are becoming the norm in the embedded software development space. And that’s definitely the case for Analog Devices’ CodeFusion Studio tool. The IDE lets developers start with an SoC, and design their systems from there. The software development platform is based on Microsoft's Visual Studio Code (VS Code). On this week’s Embedded Executives podcast , with Kumar Gala and Maureen Helm, both Distinguished Engineers with Analog Devices’ Software & Digital Platforms Group, we defined what “open” means in this space, then jumped into how and where a developer would get started.…

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Embedded Executive: A Banner Year for Z-Wave, Z-Wave Alliance 11:47

13 weeks fa11:47

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It’s been a very successful year for the Z-Wave Alliance . If you have any doubts about that statement, check out this week’s Embedded Executives podcast , where I spoke to Avi Rosenthal, the Chairman of the Alliance. Avi rattled off a long list of achievements for the organization, including a new spec, an unplug fest, and many new products. These endeavors all transcend nicely into wins for the community. That means developers have more/better options when it comes to wireless devices.…

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Embedded Executive: A Productivity Tool From a Name You Likely Recognize, Circuit 21:36

14 weeks fa21:36

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Tyson Tuttle left the helm of Silicon Labs a few years ago, took a little time to recharge the batteries, and now he’s back in the thick of things with a new company called Circuit. Given its name, you might think it’s a company designing ICs, but that’s not true. The company is building what some might call a productivity tool, but Tyson describes it as something way bigger and far more involved than that. He claims it’s a way to turn information into insights to simplify life, enhance work, and strengthen communities. Hear all about it on this week’s Embedded Executives podcast .…

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Embedded Executive: Deploying Production AI, Synaptics 13:48

15 weeks fa13:48