White papers

• OpenVPX Exec Speakout - Themis Computer

  Silicon Laboratories Silicon Laboratories Inc.

  Bill Kehret, President and CEO at Themis Computer, shares his company's perspective on OpenVPX.

• OpenVPX Exec Speakout - Kontron AG

  Silicon Laboratories Silicon Laboratories Inc.

  Dirk Finstel, CTO at Kontron AG, shares his company's perspective on OpenVPX.

• OpenVPX Corporate Speakout - DRS Signal Solutions

  Staff, DRS Corporation

  Find out the company's perspective on OpenVPX.

• Ensuring Quality in Multi-threaded Applications

  

  Review the most common pitfalls that software developers face when creating multi-threaded applications, and how innovative new software analysis capabilities are emerging that will help development organizations capitalize on the exciting new world of multi-core hardware.

  Ben Chelf - CTO, Coverity

• Designing SONAR systems for Harbor Surveillance

  

  Designing SONAR systems for littoral and horbor environments poses unique challenges that depart from traditional blue-water applications.

  Staff GE Intelligent Platforms, Inc.

• Critical Techniques for High Speed A/D Converters in Real-Time Systems

  

  Now in its 4th Edition, this handbook focuses primarily on A/D converters with sampling rates higher than 100 MHz. Sampling techniques are reviewed, as well as FPGA technology and high-speed serial fabrics. The latest Pentek high-speed A/D products and applications based on such products are also presented.

  Rodger Hosking, Pentek, Inc.

• Putting FPGAs to Work in Software Radio Systems

  

  This white paper introduces the basics of FPGA technology and its relationship to Software Defined Radio (SDR) systems.

  Rodger Hosking, Pentek, Inc.

• High Speed Switched Serial Fabrics Improve System Design, 2nd Edition

  

  Switched Serial Fabrics, FPGA Resources, Products, Applications and Links.

  Rodger Hosking, Pentek, Inc.

• Software Defined Radio Handbook, 7th Edition

  

  In order to fully appreciate the benefits of SDR, a conventional analog receiver system will be compared to its digital receiver counterpart, highlighting similarities and differences.

  Rodger Hosking Pentek, Inc.

• Reverse Engineering in the Semiconductor Industry - Investigating the Nanoscale

  

  For reverse engineers, life will not get any easier in the electronics business. In semiconductors, the next challenge will be the 45 nm node devices already being ramped up in development fabs. The consumer electronics business keeps bouncing from new toy to yet another new toy, and it is necessary to be aware of all the new products that keep appearing.

  Randy Torrance Chipworks Inc.

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