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Best of the Web, August 17

Brian Bailey

8/17/2012 4:09 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:

And then the announcer said... - Nazita Saye almost answers the questions about the wind resistance that my hair causes.

Other good blogs, papers and articles include:
Co-Designed Cache Coherency Architecture for Embedded Multicore Systems - Jussara Marandola, USP and Loic Cudennec, CEA-LIST

The Olympics Are Over - Michael Ford compares product development to a sport

Curiously embedded – Colin Walls looks at the specs for Curiosity

The Emerging India ESDM Story, Part 1: Terminus Circuits develops Wireless Power Charger - Faisal Kawoosa

Laws and Verification - Gaurav Jalan finds lots of connections.

Designer View – Automating Analog Design with Intent Capture – Richard Goering

Rambus significantly speed up their DFT Logic and Timing Verification in Mixed-Signal Designs using CustomSim-VCS - Hélène Thibiéroz

A “Reflection” on Chip-Level Debugging with Specman/e and SimVision

Getting to automotive quality levels with NVM IP - Navraj Nandra


Brian Bailey – keeping you covered


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