Debug is a critical factor in improving electronic product quality and reducing product delays and covers a wide range of issues; from conceptual performance on system level down to sporadic bugs of the real silicon. These problems are complicated by a variety of requirements for multi-core SoCs, which introduce many new debug issues related to software and performance concerns. System-level, SoC-level, embedded Software and Silicon debug are topics with considerable visibility, due to their importance for improving the maturity and time to market of electronic products. Significant related activity has been focused into standardization of debug oriented interfaces, features and methodologies. As part of a holistic approach to system design, debug methods increasingly facilitate architecture analysis and optimization at many levels of the design process..Debug is also a challenge to for software development and tools to support chips with many cores, and several efforts are ongoing to address development and standardization of the software interfaces used to debug multi-core applications.
This event is for senior level decision makers in the EMS industry who supply or are interested in supplying the military. Representatives from OEMs, government agencies, PCB fabricators and suppliers with an interest in electronics assemblies for the military would also benefit from attending this event.
The Linley Tech Processor Conference returns to San Jose on September 27–28, 2010. This two-day event focuses on processors and related technologies for networking and communications applications. Industry leaders will deliver in-depth information on the newest chips and technologies. You'll hear presentations addressing various types of processor architecture and design, semiconductor intellectual property, and related technologies used in these applications.
UP Media Group Inc., a leader in delivering targeted events to the PCB supply chain, will bring PCB West back to the Silicon Valley for its 19th year in 2010. PCB West 2010 will be held September 28 - 30 at the Santa Clara Convention Center.
Discuss your project goals and specifications with a variety of established, respected suppliers.
Learn practical strategies to increase profitability from industry experts at the Electronics Midwest Conference.
Evaluate products through live demonstrations—you can see how new technologies and equipment can improve your manufacturing process.
Maximize the return on your time investment by visiting the six co-located events, serving all stages of the manufacturing process:
