Front End | News M New eBook explores the future in automotive design
ouser Electronics, the distributor of semiconductors and electronic components, has launched a new eBook
in collaboration with Qorvo, highlighting the technology innovations reshaping automotive design. In ‘The Future of Automotive’, subject matter experts from Qorvo and Mouser offer rich, practical analyses of technologies including vehicle-to-everything (V2X) architectures, ultra-wideband (UWB) communications, and on-board chargers (OBC) for electric vehicles.
The automotive industry is currently experiencing a broad range of technological innovations. As automotive manufacturers invest in electric vehicle design, the way in which we power our vehicles is changing. At the same time, new technologies and components are enabling the design of the connected vehicle. These advanced
automobiles contain more safety features than their predecessors, while also supporting a variety of new entertainment and information possibilities for those travelling as passengers. ‘The Future of Automotive’ eBook offers a detailed collection of articles exploring the products and solutions underpinning these innovations.
The eBook highlights product information for six specific Qorvo solutions, connecting automotive designers to the components that will enable the next generation of automobile designs. The QPF1002Q Automotive Front End Module is optimised for cellular V2X systems, supporting real-time monitoring through low-latency direct transmission in the 5.9 GHz Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) band. Qorvo’s QPF1003Q Wi-Fi Front End Module is designed for multi-standard systems, supporting Wi-Fi infotainment in connected vehicles.
The eBook also features information on the
QPQ2200Q 5855-5925 MHz RF BAW Filter. The QPQ2200Q filter enables the coexistence of Wi-Fi and LTE signals with a connected vehicle’s C-V2X/DSRC signals, supporting the array of simultaneous functions required for a
next-generation automotive experience. To read the new eBook, go to
https://eu.mouser.com/news/ qorvo-automotive-design/qorvo-future-
automotive-ebook.html
Automated static linting and CDC analysis for Microchip FPGA and SoC FPGA designs A
ldec, a specialist in mixed HDL language simulation and hardware- assisted verification for FPGA and ASIC designs, has updated its
popular linting tool ALINT-PRO to enhance the support of Microchip Technology’s Libero SoC Design Suite. The new release supports automatic conversion of Libero projects into ALINT-PRO’s environment for static linting and clock domain crossing (CDC) analysis of hardware designs in VHDL, Verilog or SystemVerilog.
Static linting helps detect a wide variety of
design issues, including poor coding styles, improper clock and reset management, simulation vs. synthesis mismatches, incorrectly implemented finite state machines (FSM), and other typical source code issues throughout the design flow. CDC analysis is critical to designs with multiple asynchronous clocks and helps mitigate non-deterministic issues such as data incoherence as a result of metastability that inevitably appear in today’s large FPGA and SoC FPGA designs. “The use of advanced verification tools such as static linting and CDC analysis can
significantly reduce the number of non- trivial bugs escaping into production, save engineering resource and more importantly, increase the reliability of FPGA and SoC FPGA designs,” said Louie De Luna, director of marketing at Aldec. “We’ve had a long-standing and successful partnership with Microchip FPGA business unit since 1987 and we’re happy to continue our relationship and provide value to their users.” ALINT-PRO 2022.12 is available for download and evaluation at
https://www.aldec.com/en/downloads/alint-pro.
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