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Fusion researchers in the U.K. demonstrate a data acquisition system for synthetic-aperture imaging using the latest ARM®
AMBA™ AXI4 interface on Xilinx technology.
Bottling a Star Using the ARM® AMBA® AXI4 in an FPGA
By Billy Huang, PhD Researcher, Durham University / CCFE, Dr. Roddy Vann, Assistant Professor, University of York, Dr. Graham Naylor, Head of MAST Plasma Diagnostics and Control, Culham Centre for Fusion Energy (CCFE), Dr. Vladimir Shevchenko, Senior Physicist, Culham Centre for Fusion Energy (CCFE), Simon Freethy, PhD Researcher, University of York / CCFE
Smart Sustainability - join ARM's research project and receive free benchmarking opportunities
ARM and IBLF have launched a survey on how the technology sector is addressing global sustainability issues.
The brief online questionnaire will take no more than 5 minutes and all participants will be sent a soft copy of the final "Smart Sustainability" report.
There are significant extra benefits if you then have time to go on and complete a more detailed survey, which will take around twenty minutes:
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$10 donation to the East African Drought Campaign from ARM for every full survey completed
The resulting report is assured excellent coverage through ARM's participation in the UN LEAD initiative and the associated activities. The International Business Leaders Forum (IBLF) is working with ARM to compile this report. Please click here to complete the questionnaire.
We would like to thank you in advance for your participation. If you have any queries about the questionnaire, please contact Bridget Cochrane, Director of the Digital Partnership at IBLF [email protected].
Product of the Month
Infineon XMC: ARM® Cortex™-M4 based MCU family for industrial applications.
The XMC4500 is the first product generation of the XMC microcontroller family, and delivers the brainpower for a variety of industrial applications facing high innovation pressure at decreasing development cycle times. It is dedicated to enabling highly energy-efficient products with industrial interconnection capabilities. Infineon's in-depth microcontroller know-how, demonstrated over the past decades in a number of well-recognized CPU kernels and peripherals, guarantees the best real-time performance in the industry, now coupled with all benefits of an industry standard CPU core.
Consumer Lifestyles
Samsung Galaxy SIII Debuts
Samsung Electronics has taken the wraps off the ARM powered Galaxy III, set to go on sale in some markets later this month, and globally from June.
The SIII will have a 4.8 inch touch screen, 8 megapixel camera and will use the latest version of Google's Android software.
The Galaxy will be powered by Samsung's quad-core microprocessor.The Exynos 4 Quad, based ARM’s Cortex A9 technology, enables more tasks in a shorter period of time, according to Samsung.
Disgo Unveils Android v4 ARM Powered Tablet
Disgo has unveiled the ARM powered disgo Tablet 8104, a tablet device running Android 4 (Ice Cream Sandwich).
The disgo Tablet 8104 features a 10.1" capacitive display with 1024 x 600 pixel resolution, 1.2 GHz Boxchip Cortex A8 ARM processor and 512MB DDR3 of system memory. This specification allows users to experience quality technology, but without the costs associated with well known tablet manufacturers.
Content can be stored on the disgo Tablet 8104's 4GB onboard storage but can be expanded to 36GB with a micro-SDHC card. It is compatible with the majority of digital content including Flash 11.1, allowing viewers for streaming video via the 10.1" high responsive TFT touch screen with 1024 x 600 display.
The disgo Tablet 8104 is available online priced at £149.99 UK sterling.
ARM Powered Galaxy Note Gets Carbon Footprint Cert
The Carbon Trust has certified the carbon footprint of the ARM powered Android Samsung Galaxy Note, verifying that it successfully meets the requirements of PAS 2050, a global standard for product carbon footprinting.
The data for the certification was generated using Footprint Expert 3.3 software which accurately calculated the carbon footprint of the Samsung Galaxy Note. The Footprint Expert 3.3 tool is able to efficiently produce robust and certifiable product carbon footprint assessments in accordance with PAS 2050. Carbon Trust Certification verified the carbon footprint of the device with the scope of the certification encompassing the whole lifecycle of the product, in conformity with PAS 2050. The footprints have been certified for this device sold in UK, France, Spain, Germany and Switzerland.
The Galaxy Note is powered by a dual core 1.4 Ghz ARM Cortex A9 processorFeatures a 5.3 inches Super AMOLED Capacitive touchscreen display and 8 mega pixel rear camera, 2 mega pixel front facing camera. It offers 1 GB of Ram and comes with 16 GB of internal storage
ARM Powered Tablet Out Of India
Telmoco Development Labs P Ltd, headquartered in India, has launched the Attitude Dakasha, an ARM powered 7 inch tablet.
Daksha incorporates a Capacitive 5 point touch screen with 1.2 GHz ARM Cortex A8 processor with 512 MB DDR3 RAM. It includes a HDMI port, Micro SD slot, 3.5 mm audio out, Micro USB port and and a OTG connector for 3G Dongle and RJ 45lAN cable. The Daksha is capable of 1080p full HD video streaming and includes a 400 MHzGPU for advanced flash Apps, Interactive Apps and full HD videos.
Korean company LG Electronics (LG) is hoping it can steal a march on its rivals and entice consumers by adding 3D capabilities to a phone, without the need for glasses. The ARM® powered LG Optimus 3D handheld phone is the first of a number of ...
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Space Codesign Systems Inc. a developer of innovative virtual platform technology for embedded systems applications centered on ESL (electronic system level) design technology, hardware/software partitioning and codesign methodology, has recently joined the ARM Connected Community.
Space Codesign Systems supports ARM-based FPGA design in its SpaceStudio 2.2 virtual platform technology. Hardware and software design technology enables electronic engineers to enjoy a higher level of abstraction and executable representation for embedded systems design in commercial multimedia applications. Tailored to system architects and software developers, SpaceStudio™ 2.2 will serve as a comprehensive Electronic System Level (ESL) tool that covers the early and middle System-On-Chip (SoC) design cycle. For further details click here
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