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Best of the web – August 24th

Brian Bailey

8/24/2012 10:27 AM EDT

This weekly posting provides a condensation of some of the best EDA and IP blogs from the web over the past week. If you have a blog feed that you would like me to consider, please let me know and I will include it in future editions.

This week’s winner is:
ROM code first – Aachin Nohl tells us about boot monitors and virtual prototypes

Other good blogs, papers and articles include:
Q&A: Cadence VP Martin Lund Brings User Perspective to Semiconductor IP – Richard Goering

What Your SoC Designer Might Not Tell You About Power Management – Ron Wilson

Where’s the Best Place to Put a Radiator in a Room? Part 5: Get a Job – Robin Bornoff prepares you for an interview question.

The $10,000 ASIC – JL Gray started asking this question at DAC and is still looking for input.

Keynote: New Memory Technologies Challenge NAND Flash and DRAM – Richard Goering

Designer View – Low-Power IC Design Challenges and Solutions – Richard Goering talks about Marvell’s approach to low power.

Verification challenges require surgical precision – Pranav Ashar

What the Sourcerers do to help people make good use of OSS tools for embedded systems – Kamran Shah

Brian Bailey – keeping you covered


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