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Securing Smart Grid Devices

Read now the Embedded Innovator issue Fall 2010. Amongst the highlights is a technical article about securing smart grid devices which are susceptible to cyber attacks, especially if they are placed on public networks such as the Internet.

Trust architecture - data protection with the QorIQ platform

Curtiss-Wright has given data protection a very high priority in the design of its next-generation Power Architecture single board computers.

Begin application development within minutes with Wind River's Embedded Development Kits

Wind River has partnered with leading embedded board vendors to provide embedded development kits that enable developers to begin application development within minutes of opening the kit.
 

Using the Intel Architecture in high-performance signal processing applications

Historically, processors from the PowerPC family have been the dominant choice for implementing DSP in high-performance embedded military applications. Today, however, Intel architecture processor technology can be used for the first time.

Test automation framework - make or buy?

The main purpose of a test automation framework is to increase product development and product process efficiency. This paper reviews the advantages and disadvantages of making or buying a test automation framework.

Combining Boundary Scan and JTAG Emulation for advanced structural test and diagnostics

Boundary Scan and JTAG Emulation are two perfectly complementary methods, which are fused into one flexible and powerful technique for advanced structural tests by GOEPEL electronic’s VarioTAP technology.
 

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Packaging of rugged commercial-off-the-shelf systems

AdvancedTCA makes the most of multicore processors

Safety: make software part of the solution

ARM-based industrial controllers – adaptable to customer specifications

Don’t crash at the finish line - how to overcome device complexity

Direct hardware access made easy with Secure & Unified Smart Interface

Agile methods and practices for embedded systems development
 

General Purpose Computing on Graphics Processors is ready for deployment

General purpose multi-core processing currently offers six to eight processing cores on a die. However, graphics processors offer many times this number of cores. This paper describes how General Purpose Computing on Graphics Processors (GPGPU) technology can allow system designers to fit an unprecedented amount of processing power into a very compact package.


 

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