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Oct 27, 2020
As we continue this blog series, we're going to keep looking at System Design and Verification Online Training courses. In Part 1 , we went over Verilog language and application, Xcelium simulator,...
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Oct 27, 2020
Back in January 2020, we rolled out a new experience for component data for our discrete wire products. This update has been very well received. In that blog post, we promised some version 2 updates that would better organize the new data. With this post, we’re happy to...
Oct 26, 2020
Do you have a gadget or gizmo that uses sensors in an ingenious or frivolous way? If so, claim your 15 minutes of fame at the virtual Sensors Innovation Fall Week event....
Oct 23, 2020
[From the last episode: We noted that some inventions, like in-memory compute, aren't intuitive, being driven instead by the math.] We have one more addition to add to our in-memory compute system. Remember that, when we use a regular memory, what goes in is an address '...
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 An engineer’s guide to autonomous and collaborative industrial robotsSponsored by Texas Instruments As robots are becoming more commonplace in factories, it is important that they become more intelligent, autonomous, safer and efficient. All of this is enabled with precise motor control, advanced sensing technologies and processing at the edge, all with robust real-time communication. In our e-book, an engineer’s guide to industrial robots, we take an in-depth look at the key technologies used in various robotic applications. Click here to download the e-book |