“Optimizing Embedded Software for Power Efficiency”, Take Two
In this second in a series of posts on Oshana and Kraeling's articles on "Optimizing embedded software for power efficiency", the focus is on minimizing hardware power.
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Measuring power consumption: establishing the baseline on which to evaluate code optimization
In embedded systems, software plays a role in ensuring power efficiency. This is the first in a series of posts on some recent articles on the topic that appeared on embedded.com.
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Score! Goal Line Technology Comes to the World Cup
Goal Line Technology is coming to the World Cup. This will either help stop controversy over goal calls, or start up an entirely new level of controversy. Should be interesting!
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What’s up with NAND?
3D NAND is expected to hit the market in 2016, offering 16 times the capacity. While we wait for 3D, Toshiba and SanDisk have some interim NAND technology coming out.
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Forget a better mousetrap, what the world needs is a better battery
There are a lot of exciting developments in the a battery world these days. Good thing, with so many applications requiring more battery power...
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Robotic milking. (Yes, technology is everywhere.)
Automated milkers have been around forever - well, for at least a hundred years - but robotic milking is now being widely adopted. Cows with sensors: another use of embedded systems!
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Embedded Design Trends
More Bluetooth and multiprocessors, less FPGA, and schedules keep slipping (what else is new?). These are a few of the embedded design trends that an EE Times survey found recently.
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Behind the high-speed trading scenes
Behind the scenes for all the high-speed/high-frequency trading you're been hearing about is that old processing workhorse, the FPGA.
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RIP XP, and what this means for embedded solutions
Will XP going away force more folks off of embedded PCs, and onto ARM or DSP-based SoMs? We think so.
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Moore’s Law (To Infinity and Beyond?)
MIT researchers believe they've come up with a way to extend Moore's Law.
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