Hazard analysis and risk management are standard procedures that medical device companies must undertake as part of their compliance effort for FDA regulations and other standards. The challenge is that risks are typically managed manually and separately from control measures and other engineering lifecycle artifacts such as requirements and tests.

Five trends that affect IC designers, ODMs, and OEMs – and what they can do about them. The online video revolution has changed the way that millions of people around the globe use the Internet every day. It’s also been a key driver in the design of the personal computing devices that people use to watch video content. Download this white paper to learn about the growth of digital video, how it’s influencing device design, and what designers can do to gain an advantage in the PCD market.

Software is an opportunity for innovation and differentiation while defining the experience of the end-user.

Systems engineering isn’t just a technical activity in the life cycle – it determines the commercial viability of the entire project.

New development tool enables Made for iPod program licensees to quickly design feature-rich accessories using configurability of PSoC

Boldly going where no connector has gone before. Q Series ground plane with enhanced performance Edge Rate contacts and a smaller PCB footprint.

As the market has embraced video, many developers are now creating both video and IP telephony applications for use over high-bandwidth networks.

Given the constantly proliferating volume of available video, wouldn’t it be great if a single device could handle all the necessary formats?