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By Ian Dobson, Integrated Device Technology, Inc.

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Given its ability to extend signal reach and reduce pin count, PCIe will quickly become the CPU port protocol of choice. The availability of multiple CPUs with PCIe ports, including the CPU and house-keeper types favored in communications systems, will lead to a rapid adoption of PCIe in the on-card control plane. Wherever a CPU on one card controls devices directly on another card, PCIe be used to extend the control protocol across the backplane as a natural extension of the on-card model.

By Staff, DRS Signal Solutions, Inc. and VMETRO, Inc.

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A look at combining the DRS SI-9146 Dual Tuner and the VMETRO Phoenix VPF1 VXS DSP engine illustrates a low-risk SIGINT and EW development approach.

By Jim Lawrence, Enea

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Updating software in a live system without loss of service

By Staff, Enea

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Leveraging the Enea dSPEED Platform to Achieve Highly Available User Plane Processing

By Rainer Wischinski, Spinwave Systems, Inc.

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Wireless sensor networks have enjoyed a lot of attention recently and industry analysts have predicted aggressive growth, but are expectations inflated or are underlying technologies and emerging products ready to solve real-world problems?

By Niranjan Nandakumar, iSchool @ Syracuse University

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Modifications required in IT Security Architecture through the introduction of Mobility

By Hermann Berg, Emerson Network Power Embedded Computing

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How network equipment providers can effectively take advantage of investments made by the ATCA and MicroTCA communications server ecosystem

By Roger H. Hosking, Pentek, Inc.

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Technology, Theory, Products, Applications

By Bill Graham, QNX Software Systems Ltd.

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How developers can combine static and runtime analysis to prevent regressions as a product matures; a two-pronged approach which helps to eliminate most problems early in the development cycle, when they cost least to fix.

By Hector Lin, Advantech Corporation

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As embedded computers have become ubiquitous, so too the need for human machine interfaces has grown.