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Hardware-Software Partitioning vs Processor Performance Tuning

March 9, 2023

What is the difference between hardware-software partitioning and performance analysis of semiconductors? Hardware-software partitioning and performance analysis are two distinct activities that are often performed when designing electronic systems.Hardware-software partitioning is the process of dividing the functions and tasks of a system between the hardware and software components. This process involves deciding which functions will […]

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Selecting the Right Processor for your Application

March 9, 2023

How do you select the right processor for your project? Selecting the right processor for your project is an important step that can have a significant impact on the performance and success of your project. Here are a few factors to consider when selecting a processor:Project requirements: The first step in selecting a processor is […]

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Avionics Failures can be avoided

March 9, 2023

What are the top reasons for avionics projects to fail? There are a number of factors that can contribute to the failure of an avionics project, including:1. Lack of clear goals and objectives: Without a clear understanding of what the project is trying to accomplish, it can be difficult to make progress and stay on […]

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Architecture Challenges in Avionics Systems

March 9, 2023

What are the architecture challenges in avionics? There are a number of challenges that can arise in the architecture of avionics systems, including:1. Complexity: Avionics systems can be complex, with many different components and subsystems that need to be integrated and tested. This can make it difficult to design and build an architecture that is […]

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Designing Avionics Systems for Performance, Power and Optimize for Failure Analysis

March 9, 2023

We have developed a dynamic discrete-event systems engineering solution specifically designed for Avionics applications. This comprehensive Avionics solution models the hardware, software, network, and power subsystems, providing a holistic view of the entire avionics system. With this tool, architects and system designers can explore various topologies, configurations, connectivity options, software assignments, and hardware sizing, ensuring […]

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Effective and Lower-Cost Alternates to Virtual Prototypes and Instruction Set Simulators

March 9, 2023

Would you take this approach? I had a conversation this evening with a customer and an interesting topic came up. For early software development, especially for firmware, do you really need a Instruction Set Simulator? Could you use discrete-event simulation model with the code compiled to the x86 be sufficient? There are some advantages to […]

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Future of Electronic Design Continues to be Excel

March 9, 2023

Hundreds of companies have come along to replace Excel. There are Salesforce, Workday, and Mirabilis Design Inc. Each company has tried to nimble at one specific use-case of Excel. They have improved on the rudimentary features offered by Excel and customized it for a target application. For example, in the design of electronic systems, Excel […]

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Running Benchmarks on high-performance Hybrid Processor Models

March 9, 2023

Folks are always looking forward to simulate benchmarks on different hardware configurations and different processor models. It is not feasible to purchase every prototype board or connect these boards into a chassis to simulate every available option. Architecture simulation enables users to assembles different topologies, hardware configurations, platforms and processor families. Unfortunately most architecture simulation […]

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Designing Processor pipeline with Cycle-Accurate Functional Architecture Model.

March 9, 2023

Processor architecture is the most complex piece of electronics. There are so many variations of processing- CPU, GPU, TPU, NPU, DSP and AI Accelerators. The cache/memory, bus topology and software partitioning is heavily oriented towards the application. Designing processors require significant knowledge of the execution pipeline, buffering, load/store, branch prediction, dispatcher, out-of-order and SIMD/MIMD. To size […]

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Not PowerPoint; Not Word; Digital Twin is the best for Communication

March 9, 2023

Most product design fail because of communication inconsistency. 25 years ago Scott McNealy did not permit PowerPoint in any meeting at Sun Microsystems. Rumour has it that Jeff Bezos does not permit the use of PowerPoint during meetings at Amazon. PowerPoint is good for high-level presentations to executives, and folks that do not have to […]

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Integrating SysML use cases into the product implementation

March 9, 2023

SysML is a fantastic way to capture the use cases, requirements and even the architecture. Now you can simulate these diagrams against system models of electronics and networks using VisualSim Architect. This new capability enables designers to evaluate the feasbility, size the system, identify inefficiency, measure quality-of-service and evaluate reliability with failure cases. In this […]

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TSN Network Scaling Presentation at the Automotive Ethernet Conference 2023

March 9, 2023

Tom Jose and Deepak Shankar are delighted to welcome you to the presentation of our research paper titled “Practical solution to scaling and analyzing a 124 node in-vehicle multi-protocol network” . The paper will be presented at the Automotive Ethernet Conference in Munich, Germany from March 22 at 1700 Hours. To view this in a […]

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