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Slideshow: The Role of Embedded Platforms in Next-Gen Designs
2/11/2013

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Ann R. Thryft
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Re: Also consider embedded wireless/M2M
Ann R. Thryft   2/20/2013 8:17:24 PM
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Cabe, that's mind-boggling: that engineering students aren't doing embedded design. Do you mean as projects, or not even exposed to the entire topic?

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Re: Also consider embedded wireless/M2M
Cabe Atwell   2/14/2013 11:38:20 PM
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Not every device needs a complete computer system, and it is always easier to implement function in software over complex hardware design. Embedded systems are here to stay. In fact, I just built a few products centered around microcontrollers. Although I could have done the same thing with a PC, having a standalone device offloads the work. I know a few engineers in the making, they say they have hardly faced embedded design in the college course path. It is a sad day.. This is why jobs are shipped out of the USA (and other places). C

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Also consider embedded wireless/M2M
eafpres   2/12/2013 12:18:20 PM
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Hi Vineet--interesting article and good focus on how much modular capability exists for embedded functionality.  You didn't mention it so I thought I would add that the wireless M2M space is offering lots of embedded capability, including modules with wireless chipsets, and ARM processor, and loads of I/O.  I touched on a few of these in a blog on a sister community to DesignNews called TheConnectingEdge.com:

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apresher   2/11/2013 11:25:12 AM
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Vineet, It just makes sense that embedded platforms would play a role in Next-Gen Designs. With chip-level integration and system-on-a-chip continuing to evolve, there is just a great opportunity to develop intelligent systems using these high performance building blocks and COTS solutions.  Thanks.

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