• Altera: Stratix V GX FPGAs achieve PCIe Gen3 compliance
• MSC: ARM Cortex M3-based FM3 MCUs in compact 32-pin LQFP and QFN packages
• Toshiba: next gen NAND Flash memory with write speeds up to 25 MB/s

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Seminar about Camera-Development Kit HDR-60 based on Lattice FPGAs MSC and Helion are jointly organizing one-day seminars about the universal Video Camera Development Kit HDR-60.  With the modular HDR-60 Ecosystem camera prototypes can be realized quicker, easier and cheaper. The reference designs together with preset image processing blocks make it easier to process raw sensor data into a finished image.

• LAST POWER project drives development of wide bandgap semiconductors  
• TI: ZigBee single-chip solution with ARM Cortex-M3 MCU
• Microchip: 8-bit PIC MCUs with increased intelligent analogue
• Freescale: intelligent sensor hub in single package

• Renesas and HCC Embedded offer free software packages for RX MCU designs
• TI: UL-certified SafeTI software packages for C2000 MCUs
• Agilent: analysis software for USB protocol analyzers

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	Keil Microcontroller Development Tools MDK-ARM combines the Keil µVision®4 IDE/Debugger, the industry leading ARM Compilation tools, the optimized RTX RTOS and Middleware libraries. It provides users with an easy-to-use environment optimized for ARM-Powered® devices.

• Avnet launches Rapid Benefit Estimation Tool in Europe
• Stollmann: Terminal I/O profile on various Bluetooth modules
• dSPACE: MicroAutoBox II with multistage watchdog mechanism
• Berner & Mattner recertified according to ISO/IEC 27001

• DAVE and Smart Embedded Systems partner
• BittWare: PCI Express dual Altera Stratix V COTS board
• Axiomtek: Din-rail fanless Embedded System supports 3G/GPRS & WiFi, isolated COM & GbE Ethernet
• Future Electronics: distribution agreement with TechNexion
• Eurotech extends DynaPCN passenger counting family
• CAF: platform accommodates up to SIL 4 applications
• TEWS: high-density TTL level digital I/O PMC module
• connectBlue: dual-band Ethernet port adapter with external antenna

GE Developers Conference - June 13 in Munich
This years GE Developers Conference will focus on the Internet of Things and the role of embedded technology. The conference is designed by developers for developers where industry experts discuss and present the latest developments in the fields of embedded CPU tech­nology, connectivity and security.

ARM-based Embedded System Design 2013
ARM-based systems are rapidly gaining popularity in the Embedded Market. This one-day conference with table-top exhibition aims to provide a comprehensive overview about new products, technologies and strategies for ARM-based Embedded System Design.

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	Windows Embedded Compact 2013 Webinars Learn about Microsoft’s latest RTOS – Windows Embedded Compact 2013. Visit the new Windows Embedded website and choose your favorite topic on Microsoft’s embedded operating systems and explore your opportunities to build Intelligent Systems.

Dual-channel colorimeter with programmable gain transimpedance amplifiers and synchronous detectors
This “Circuits from the Lab” paper introduces a dual-channel colorimeter with programmable gain transimpedance amplifiers and synchronous detectors that measures the ratio of light absorbed by the sample and reference containers at three different wavelengths.

Solutions for Sensing Applications
During this webinar, participants will receive an overview on different sensor applications and TI solutions to support them. Through various concrete examples the session will detail the sensing principles and the main design challenges involved.

Benchmarking of in-memory & on-disk databases
Will an IMDS (in-memory database system) with transaction logging outperform a traditional DBMS? Will type of storage – hard disk drive vs. SSD vs. state-of-the-art memory-tier device – affect any performance difference? McObject’s benchmark report answers these questions.

Computer systems for railway applications
More and more electronic systems are being built into trains, the underground, streetcars and buses. If you talk about the overall railway engineering market, you don’t only mean vehicles – in which areas and applications can one find these computers and which functions do they take over? And why are they so different to the office PC or the one at home?