Virtual Platforms and You

Embedded Software Development with Virtual Platforms

by Amelia Dalton

Rome was certainly not built in a day and neither was your next embedded software project. In this week’s Fish Fry, we take a closer look at virtual platform-based methodology for embedded software development with Simon Davidmann (CEO – Imperas). Simon and I discuss the advantages of the Open Virtual Platform Consortium. and how virtual platforms can speed up your design process. Also this week, we check out a new dual mode Bluetooth 4.0 module from Microchip Technology that will help you get your next IoT connected faster than ever before.

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Tungsten 700/510 SMARC SOMs with Wi-Fi 6 / BLE

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In this episode of Chalk Talk, Pejman Kalkhorar from Ezurio and Amelia Dalton explore the biggest challenges for medical and industrial embedded designs. They also investigate the benefits that Ezurio’s Tungsten700 and 510 SOMs bring to these kinds of designs and how you can get started using them in your next design.

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