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Read FlipbookACHIEVING MAXIMUM SOFTWARE PERFORMANCE WITH AURIXAND AURIX 2G ARCHITECTURES
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Read FlipbookTaking the Business Risk Out of ADAS Development
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Read FlipbookAurix™ Multi-Core Tricore™ Programming Essentials
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Read FlipbookOptimizing at Application Scope
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Read FlipbookLinker Script Language (LSL) Tips & Tricks for TASKING TriCore Toolset
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Read ArticleElectromagnetic Interference in Vehicles With Advanced Driver Assistance Systems
Cars are a hotbed for electromagnetic interference. There are several ways that you can mitigate this noise in your systems.
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Read ArticleHow to Use Pointers in C: Avoiding Errors and Increasing Efficiency
Pointers are a powerful feature that can help you increase program efficiency, but should be used carefully.
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Read ArticleMultiple Sensor Data Fusion: Raw Data vs. Object Data Incorporation
Cars using ADAS need to incorporate a variety of sensors to drive safely. The question is where these data streams should be combined.
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Read ArticleEmbedded C Static Analysis Tools and ADAS Vehicle Data Validation
False positives and negatives pose a high risk for ADAS vehicles. Data validation can help mitigate those dangers.
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Read ArticleUse ASIL Aware Static Analysis to Detect Memory Interferences
Detect memory interferences, use an ASIL aware static analysis.
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Read ArticleAutonomous Vehicle Cyber Security: Safety Within and Without
Self-driving cars have many features that can be used to control and interfere with them. Make sure you’re thinking of security when designing your software.
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Read ArticleWeaknesses in Defenses Against Memory Interference
Corruption of memory content no more! Be ISO 26262 compliant.
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Read ArticleFuture Advanced Driver Assistance Systems Need Wireless Connections
Wireless connectors in cars can meet bandwidth requirements and reduce the weight of current wiring harnesses.
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Read ArticleFulfilling Requirements for Advanced Automotive Development
ASIL requirements can be costly, learn how to do it right the first time.
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Read ArticleThe Death of Optimizing Compilers...Or is it?
Optimizing compilers are probably here to stay, or are they?
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Read ArticleNeural Network Supervision and ADAS Vehicle Safety
Neural networks will be useful for ADAS enabled vehicles, but only with a supervisor to ensure safety.
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Read ArticleLow Power Memory Management For Embedded Systems
Efficient software needs low power memory techniques to match it. Scratch pad memory and cache memory can both help you save energy.
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Read ArticleHow to Perform Memory Testing in Embedded Systems
Embedded system memory can fail in a variety of ways. Find out how to check your memory before it leads to system failure.
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Read ArticleIntelligent Performance Tuning for Embedded ADAS Solutions
Performance tuning profilers can help optimize embedded solutions for execution speed or code size.
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Read ArticleWhat Tesla’s Electric Car Battery Technology Means for Future Vehicles
EVs and ADAS enabled vehicles both need good batteries. Tesla is leading the way in developing this technology.
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Read ArticleDrowned Robot Highlights Current Challenges in Autonomous Vehicle Development
Knightscope’s robotic mishaps can help us design autonomous vehicles that won’t make the same mistakes.
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Read ArticleWhat’s in Your Sensor Fusion Toolbox?
Radar, ultrasound, Lidar, infrared cameras, and sensors that monitor speed, yaw rate, steering angle, and acceleration are just a few of the data sources sensor fusion must integrate.
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Read ArticleInline Functions in C Language: Why and When They Are Used In ADAS Software
You need to walk the fine line between speed and space when programming. Function inlining can help you strike that balance in your code.
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Read ArticleUsing LAPACK Can Improve Efficiency of Embedded Software
Speed up complex ADAS embedded software apps! Use the LAPACK library.
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Read ArticleHow to Deal With Cybersecurity for Self-Driving Cars
Cybersecurity is becoming an important part of autonomous vehicles, learn how to incorporate it into your cars.
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Read ArticleAutomotive Functional Safety: What It Is and Why You Should Care
ISO 26262 standard, more than just determining failure rates.
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Read ArticleThe TASKING LAPACK Performance Libraries — On-Demand Webinar
TASKING LAPACK Libraries for TriCore/AURIX
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Read ArticleThe TASKING Safety Checker — On-Demand Webinar
The TASKING Safety Checker
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Read ArticleTASKING Compiler Tools for TriCore — On-Demand Webinar
TASKING TriCore Compiler Tools for Safety-critical Embedded Software development
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Read ArticleTASKING Toolset Overview — On-Demand Webinar
TASKING: A Complete Toolset for Safety-critical Embedded Software development
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Read FlipbookTASKING Lapack Perfomance Libraries For Infineon AURIX MCUs
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TASKING product overview webinar.
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Read ArticleUndefined Behaviors in ISO-C: Their Effect on Your Embedded Software Part 2
Optimizing compilers that have built-in checks to detect violations are well suited for the development of safety critical code.
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Read ArticleUndefined Behaviors in ISO-C: Their Effect on Your Embedded Software Part 1
Optimizing compilers sometimes give you...well, unexpected results.
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Read FlipbookTASKING Embedded Debugger - Product Overview
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Read ArticleSelf Driving Car Safety Statistics Support Early Implementation
It’s going to take years for autonomous vehicles to become extremely safe. In the meantime, they could already be on the roads saving lives.
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Read FlipbookTASKING Embedded Debugger
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