Broadcast Archive

1 year 6 months ago

Airborne! A Practitioner's Guide to DO-178B, Certification and the Emerging DO-178C Standard   [ MP3:  13.9 MB ]

Covering technical tips and techniques for developing safety-critical avionics software in compliance with DO-178B (up to, and including, Level A design assurance), this webinar features industry experts who will highlight the processes, procedures and tools used to achieve avionics certification on the latest civil airliners. DDC-I, a supplier of software and professional services for mission- and safety-critical applications for over 30 years, and LDRA, a pioneer and global leader in automated software verification, source code analysis, and test tools covering the full development lifecycle will share their joint experiences in achieving successful avionics certification.
Presented by: LDRA, DDC-I
 RECORDed
October 20, 2010

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1 year 7 months ago

EDA Virtual Conference- EDA: The Next Big Things

Presented by: Magma, Synopsys, Cadence,Atrenta, Sonics, Denali, GateRocket
October 14, 2010
1 year 7 months ago

Techniques for Improving Embedded Linux Boot Time   [ MP3:  13.6 MB ]

The requirement for instant on capability or fast boot in embedded Linux has become a necessity. From cellphones to mobile internet devices (MIDs) to automobiles, devices are smarter and more connected today than ever before.
Presented by: MontaVista
 RECORDed
October 6, 2010

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1 year 7 months ago

Why Mil/Aero PC104 Applications are Making the Move to COM Express   [ MP3:  11.7 MB ]

The need to increase performance on a number of fronts - compute, I/O and graphics - is making it harder for Mil/Aero system designers to satisfy these requirements with PC/104-based boards. The PC/104-Express and related PC104 standards use a complicated stack-up methodology that increases complexity, takes up more space and adds cost, especially when deploying the latest processors required for higher performance applications.
Presented by: RadiSys
 RECORDed
September 30, 2010

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1 year 7 months ago

Creating Trusted and Secure Systems with High Performance SOC Processor   [ MP3:  10.9 MB ]

The security of our systems is becoming more critical in todays competitive and hostile world. Whether one builds commercial or defense systems, the need to have those systems protected from network or physical attacks is critical to safe guarding your technology.
Presented by: Freescale
 RECORDed
September 29, 2010

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1 year 7 months ago

Digital Signage Gets Smart: Meeting the Needs of Intelligent Signage   [ MP3:  14.4 MB ]

For centuries, signage was a fixed, static medium. To consumers who have grown up with Hollywood or Bollywood and ubiquitous TV, this was uninvolving and easily ignored.
Presented by: Emerson Network Power
 RECORDed
September 28, 2010

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1 year 8 months ago

OpenVPX Education and Training Virtual Conference

Presented by: Emerson Network Power, CSPI, Mercury, Kontron, Themis, Extreme Engineering, GE, Pentek, Curtiss-Wright
September 16, 2010
1 year 8 months ago

Optimized mission-critical solutions with Freescale multi-core   [ MP3:  13.9 MB ]

The use of Freescale's P4080 8-core processor to build highly flexible, scalable and secure applications. Also will touch on the ability to map classic single core multi-board multi-function systems into a single P4080 based SBC solution.
Presented by: GE, Freescale
 RECORDed
September 15, 2010

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1 year 8 months ago

DO-178B Level A Programming Environment   [ MP3:  14.0 MB ]

Avionics software development brings together a challenging and unique blend of safety-critical platforms, reliable software, sophisticated displays, and user input software. This is even more true when the system must meet safety-critical requirements per RTCA DO-178 Level A or other safety or security certification criteria.
Presented by: Esterel, Wind River
 RECORDed
September 9, 2010

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1 year 8 months ago

Secure Embedded Virtualization in a COTS Environment   [ MP3:  13.8 MB ]

Traditionally developers of embedded systems that require security have opted for one of two approaches: either design the system with proprietary hardware and software components, or add security applications and functionality on top of a non-secure system. A more pragmatic approach that can save time and cost is to use a secure platform based on virtualization technologies.
Presented by: LynuxWorks, Intel
 RECORDed
September 1, 2010

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