In this episode of Embedded Edge, our guest is Richard Jaenicke, director of marketing for safety- and security-critical products at Green Hills Software. With over 25 years of experience in embedded ...

I also hinted that I had a killer solution to the root-finding problem, and promised to show it to you some day. That day has arrived. I first wrote about this problem in 1994.[1,2,3] Those of you ...

Tech & Food Hackathon to tackle meat industry challenges. Hackathon runs all weekend, starting on 7th. Final project pitches will be on Sunday afternoon (the 9th), which will be the most interesting ...

In addition to all of the usual testing concerns, interactive graphical applications present some complicated issues. But testing around these complexities is possible, as shown here. The automated ...

My biggest source of non-spam email comes from people asking how they, too, can become an embedded systems developer. So many, in fact, that I wrote an article about ...

Understanding electronics is important. How can the next EE generation get that knowledge when software is all there is for inspiration? New engineering graduates know nothing about electronics. They ...

Here at Embedded Systems Design one of the issues we deal with is copyright protection. As part of a publishing company, we're protective of our content and how it's distributed. As programmers, I'm ...

Do we really need another entry into the processor space? Maybe if it's a processor like no other. “Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain,” admonished the great and powerful Wizard of Oz.

Navitas recently unveiled its 4.5kW data center power supply, boasting an exceptional power density of 138 W/in³ and an efficiency exceeding 97%, making it a leader in the global market.

In 1989 Tyler Sperry, then editor of the print publication Embedded Systems Programming, asked me to write a monthly column for the magazine. That morphed into Embedded Systems Design which in turn ...

My son starts college this Fall, fortunately, as I just can’t answer his questions about physics anymore. Like most incoming freshmen he’ll “need” a new computer. “Need” is of course a relative thing, ...

The increasing popularity of smartphones and various social applications has greatly improved how we communicate.