April 29, 2015 - presented by
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Ecrin: ONYX-HD visible at IDEF’15 Turkey on FRANCE
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- u-blox joins CAR 2 CAR Communication Consortium
- Microchip: power-monitoring IC with advanced features
- TI: multichannel LDCs enable precise position and motion sensing
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RX MCU Platform – One Core, Countless Solutions |
- Atlantik: space saving industrial current measurement sensor
- Renesas: precision control solution for home appliances, industrial and office equipment
- Amplicon and Belden create partnership
- Rutronik to start global series of seminars for the Internet of Things
- M2M Summit 2015 – The International User Forum
- MSC: 5.0-inch TFT LCD module family from Evervision
- Mouser: low-cost starter platform for ADSP BF706 Blackfin DSP processor
- Cadence: Indago debug platform improves debugging productivity
- ISS: end-to-end IoT security solutions
- DFI: industrial-grade Mini-ITX motherboards with Atom, Intel Core and AMD platform
- AAEON: BOXER-6403 to maximize performance-per-area
- MicroMax: fully sealed fanless platform designed for rapid deployment
- ADLINK: compact, military grade rugged systems for mission and payload computing
- Acceed: programmable platform for device networks
- VadaTech: AMC with Dual DAC at 5.7 GSPS and Virtex-7 FPGA
- Avalue launches Rity RISC series Android POS terminal
- Pentair: Schroff individual front panels with high-quality multicolor printing
- DAVE and Braemac announces business partnership
Identify
the most appropriate framework for medical-grade image processing
systems
This webinar introduces one of several new medical applications based
on the Kontron COMe-cSE6 with a SoC of the second Generation AMD
G-Series. Attendees will not only gain a better understanding of the
major differences in technology they will also able to identify the
most appropriate framework for their medical-grade image processing
systems.
Microcontrollers
for IoT applications
White Papers, Webinars & more about topics like security for
ARM-based microcontrollers, connect to the cloud with MSP432, solutions
for Bluetooth Classic 3.0 and Low Energy 4.1, interoperability
challenges for the IoT, ...
MISRA
- coding standards and how embedded software should be developed
This white paper takes a look at the challenges posed by the increasing
use of software in motor vehicles and provide guidance on how embedded
software should be developed.
Learn
how to get the lowest power from microcontrollers with EnergyTrace
technology
MSP Microcontrollers are the Industry’s lowest power microcontrollers
and this webinar provides you an overview of how EnergyTrace++
technology supports engineers using MSP430FR59xx/MSP430FR69xx, FRAM
based MSP product families and TI’s brand new MSP432 Cortex-M4F based
devices to lower their system power.
Network
Functions Virtualization platforms accelerate the network transition
Two new Network Functions Virtualization platforms provide highly
integrated OpenStack packages. Each platform combines a variety of
software and hardware from the Intel Internet of Things Solutions
Alliance.
Flexible
network security with Haswell
Networks security requires a tremendous degree of flexibility. A new
generation of network appliances provides a wide choice of processor,
accelerator, and I/O configurations. See how they can help you secure
the network.
Make
vs Buy: How to select the right module and supplier
To help solve the question of make versus buy, Wolfgang Heinz-Fischer
presents a guideline that simplifies the decision-making process.
Designing
next generation Bluetooth Low Energy Systems for the Internet of Things
Join Cypress Semiconductor and Mouser for a one-hour webinar on how to
easily design low-power wireless systems with the industry's
most-integrated, one-chip Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) solution.
M2M
- are you planning a scalable long-term cellular strategy for 2G, 3G
& 4G technologies?
The evolution of 3G and 4G cellular networks is changing the landscape
of cellular services. While some operators will continue to maintain 2G
networks, other operators have begun to cap existing 2G services. For
organizations developing machine-to-machine applications, when does it
make sense to migrate to 3G and 4G services?