Artigos e blogs

iWave Global has partnered with Xiphera to deliver quantum-safe cryptographic capability on iWave’s Agilex™ 5 System on Module (SoM) powered by Altera.

As vehicles become more autonomous and data-centric, the need for a high-speed, scalable, and reliable in-vehicle communication backbone is greater than ever.

Explore a hardware security workflow using firmware builds, simulation tools, serial commands, and automated tests for microcontroller systems.

Learn how the BeagleBoard.org BeagleV-Fire single-board computer addresses common hurdles for running Linux in resource-constrained systems.

Discover how the XRP CoreXY chessboard prototype evolved with improved durability, lighting effects, and a compact transportable design.

An introduction to the world’s first NVMe PetaLinux solution operating at PCIe Gen4 speed without relying on the PCIe Hard Block of the FPGA.

Follow the setup and programming process for the VeryVerilog kit, including firmware loading and exploring built-in logic demos.

The use of high-performance microcontrollers in IoT, AI and ML applications demand advanced memory, a wide array of peripherals, and security.

Explore how to build, deploy, and manage Wi-SUN® mesh networks for large-scale IoT applications with a walkthrough of why Wi-SUN has become a leading standard.

Learn how Altera Agilex 5 and Agilex 3 FPGAs with AI tensor blocks address edge AI challenges while speeding development with the FPGA AI Suite.

A Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) is an integrated circuit that can be programmed to replace large groups of digital logic circuits. In the 1970s.

This article shows Analog Devices connectivity solutions that address the unique security and patient safety concerns across a broad range of medical devices.

Texas Instruments’ MSPM0G110x family addresses these challenges by integrating the analog front-end directly into an 80 MHz Arm Cortex-M0+ microcontroller.

If you’ve ever needed to combine a Linux computer with an Arduino for AI and machine learning projects, the UNO Q offers both within a single board.

If you need to house small electronics without managing screws and fasteners, Hammond Manufacturing’s 1551SNAP and 1551V series are a practical solution.

Learn how to build sound reactive projects using piezos, microphones, and Arduino to trigger LEDs, motors, and effects from audio input.

Structured light, FPGA acceleration, and machine vision enable fast, accurate random bin picking for high-performance robotic automation systems.

Learn how Microchip’s CLB, CLC, and AVR CCL peripherals enable gate-level functions without external hardware.

Learn how multiprotocol wireless SoCs simplify the design of next-generation line-powered smart devices for LED lighting, smart plugs, and switches.

A guide in how to effectively combine Arduino UNO Q with App Lab to accelerate prototyping and reduce build complexity.