MIPS Plants a New Family Tree

“Aptiv” Line of Processors: the Start of a New Generation

by Jim Turley

Blame BMW. Or maybe Sears, Roebuck & Co. The trend of classifying all your products into clearly defined low, middle, and high ranges has now extended its grasp to MIPS Technologies.

Carmakers figured out a long time ago that it would help sell cars if consumers could keep all the confusing model numbers straight. Thus, General Motors had its Chevrolet brand (low end), its Buicks (midrange), and its Cadillacs (high end). That branding strategy served the company quite well, even when all three cars were actually the same vehicle with different hood ornaments.  Read More


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Wirelessly Going Where No Man Has Gone Before

Posted on 05/18/12 at 4:19 PM by jyeh

I would like to use the MachXO2 pico to teach the robotics team that I'm coaching, www.landroids.org, about FPGA. They are well versed in Arduino, the MachXO2 Pico will provide the next step in their training.

Ready, Set, Embed!

Posted on 05/18/12 at 3:35 PM by amelia

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Embedded design is the theme of this week's Fish Fry. What do you think about this collaboration between Toyota and Nintendo? A good idea or a really bad one?

Springtime in the SoC

Posted on 05/17/12 at 11:25 AM by Parag

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I want to use TI MSP-EXP430FR5739 Experimenter Board to design extension project prototype of the current project that I am working on temperature humidity controller for warehouse.

This will be auto temperature and humidity controller for the farms. …

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