From Circuits to Systems: Unlocking the Power of Periodic Steady-State Analysis (eBook)


RF and mixed-signal design verification is getting harder. Heterogeneous integration means sensitive RF blocks now sit next to noisy digital logic. Advanced-node CMOS means analog functions are increasingly implemented with fast-switching digital circuits. Wireless standards keep evolving, and the documentation runs hundreds of pages. Our new ebook, From Circuits to Systems: Unlocking the P... » read more

Centralized Architecture for Automotive ADAS/AD Radar Based on Raw-ADC-Data


This white paper examines the automotive industry's transition from edge-based radar to centralized processing architectures using raw ADC satellite sensors to enable advanced "Deep" or "Early" sensor fusion by overcoming the compute and memory bottlenecks. It explores the benefits of the centralized architecture and introduces Infineon’s CTRX8191F and CTRX8188F devices for best-in-class RF p... » read more

Connectivity and Compute in Next-Gen Edge Devices


AI-native Edge devices are reshaping IoT by converging AI, connectivity and compute into a single platform. This paper highlights how Synaptics SYN765x brings Wi-Fi 7, local AI processing and intelligent sensing together to reduce latency, lower costs, enhance privacy and accelerate next-generation connected device design. Read more here. » read more

Pentesting: The Required Human Ingenuity to Uncover Security Gaps


A penetration test (or more commonly, “pentest”) is a software, infrastructure, and or network attack on your organization by a skilled attack team that probes for security weaknesses and seeks to exploit them to reach your assets. The testing team surveys the breadth of potential damage that can be done in an attack and delivers a report that helps an organization prioritize its security w... » read more

Beating the Edge AI Power Wall with Low Voltage Foundation IP


Edge AI is pushing the limits of power efficiency as intelligence moves closer to the data source. Designing for ultra-low voltage operation is now essential to achieve optimal performance-per-watt—but it introduces significant complexity in modeling, variation, and design predictability. In this white paper, discover how a unified, silicon-proven Foundation IP platform approach enables relia... » read more

DFT In Automotive


Ensuring automotive chips are reliable, defect-free, and secure adds a whole new dimension to design for testability (DFT). Depending on the safety criticality of a system in an automobile, tests can range from key-on, once a car is started, to safety-critical features that may need to be tested every couple hundred milliseconds during operation. Lee Harrison, director of automotive IC solution... » read more

The Emergence Of Electronics Digital Twins For Software-Defined Vehicles


Digital twins have long played a critical role in engineering and manufacturing. As virtual representations of physical products, systems, and processes, they help organizations innovate faster, improve quality, and reduce costs. Early digital twin technologies were primarily rooted in the physical world, modeling mechanical systems such as engines, buildings, and factory operations to simulate... » read more

Securing Chiplet-Based Platforms: Distributed Trust With Centralized Authority


In previous blogs, From Monolithic SoCs to Chiplets: A New Hardware Security Paradigm, and Developing a Security Framework for Chiplet-based Systems, we discussed why chiplets change the game from a security perspective, and why security must be addressed at a platform-level in a chiplet-based system. In a monolithic device, trust is often implicitly bounded by the die itself: sensitive asse... » read more

Powering AI At Scale: Why 3D-ICs Demand A New Approach To Power Integrity


By Muhammad Hassan and Sudarshan Deo The semiconductor industry is undergoing a fundamental transition. Performance scaling is no longer driven primarily by transistor density, but by advanced packaging—2.5D, 3D-ICs, chiplets, and heterogeneous integration. Fig. 1: 3D-IC and 2.5D structure. These architectures are essential to meeting the extreme performance and bandwidth demands... » read more

How OCP S.O.L.I.D. Completes The Data Center Security Picture


In 2023, the Open Compute Project launched S.A.F.E. (Security Appraisal Framework and Enablement), a standardized process for auditing data center hardware and firmware. It delivered something the industry needed: approved third-party reviewers, continuous assessments, and public reports — not just one-time certifications. S.A.F.E. provided the audit framework; what it did not provide was gui... » read more

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