Blogbemutató: június 14

Synopsys' Richard Solomon and Gary Ruggles examine the Compute Express Link (CXL) protocol and how it could unlock new ways of doing computing such as enabling efficient heterogeneous computing architectures, accelerating data-intensive workloads, and facilitating advanced real-time analytics.

Cadence-é Andre Bagunie explains how to convert an electrical signal to a logic value using the Verilog-AMS language and explores and compares three behavioral models.

Siemens Stephen Chavez continues exploring PCB design best practices with a look at constraint-driven design, or designing with the intent of meeting both physical and electrical rules that are defined and implemented up front during schematic creation to help ensure the final end-product is correct by construction.

Ansys Akanksha Soni examines the types of IR drop and some best practices to minimize the chance of slower performance and fatal errors, such as proper power and ground plane placement and on-chip decoupling capacitors.

Coventoré Tae Yeon Oh considers ways to improve DRAM device performance using Saddle Fins with Buried Channel Array Transistors (BCAT) without modifying the existing DRAM device schematics by developing optimal fin structures.

Fegyver Chris Goodyer digs into using vector math functions on Arm using Libamath, including the scale of performance increases possible, accuracy requirements, and how to use the functions directly in code.

Renesas DK Singh finds that environmental air sensors are among the fastest-growing vertical segments of the semiconductor market across residential, municipal, commercial, and industrial applications and points out recent developments in setting standards for indoor air quality.

Keysight Katalin Tudor considers the current state of AI and whether it is possible to create machines capable of consciousness and that can experience subjective states like humans.

In a blog for SEMI, Resilinc’s Bindiya Vakil warns that it’s often low-cost parts that cause supply chain snarls and argues for a change in procurement mindset to look at even the most inexpensive parts and materials when they are critical to products or revenue to build a more resilient supply chain.

Ezenkívül nézze meg a legújabb blogokban szereplő blogokat Low Power-High Performance hírlevél:

Cadence-é Dharini SubashChandran and Manoj Kachadiya examine how flash’s varying degrees of speed, density, and performance cater to different application requirements.

Rambus Vinitha Seevaratnam traces the evolution of data rates in mobile-focused memory.

Fraunhofer IIS EAS Kay-Uwe Giering and Christian Skubich point to a new level of temporal precision.

Synopsys' Vamsi Thatha shows how to predict metal fill effects while performing RC extraction.

Siemens Wilfried Wessel lays out the key factors that determine power module efficiency and performance.

Ansys David Dang digs into virtual validation, a technique that helps ensure electronics can withstand harsh in-vehicle environments.

Fegyver Neil Parris highlights the ability to experiment and access to technical support help as a way to overcome early challenges.