Windows 10 IoT Core: what you need to know
Windows 10 IoT Core: What you need to know Windows 10 IoT Core is gradually growing in popularity among system designers, not only because of its simplicity, but also due to the combination of low licencing costs and ongoing updates. The latter ensures that major security holes and upgraded feature-sets for new standards are available […]
Survey: Biggest challenges faced by electronic design businesses into 2020
Survey: Biggest challenges faced by electronic design businesses into 2020 As an embedded systems consultancy we wanted to understand what fellow electronic design businesses expected of the future. While exhibiting and presenting at the Engineering Design Show (EDS) recently we interviewed show visitors and asked what they felt their greatest challenges were. We questioned executives […]
ByteSnap launches electronics and software design troubleshooting and rescue service
ByteSnap launches electronics and software design troubleshooting and rescue service We’re excited to be launching a new service at the 2019 Electronics Design Show*, aimed at getting struggling electronics projects back on track. Our Design Rescue Service includes a thorough analysis of a project to identify obstacles to finishing the development; advice on the best […]
ByteSnap to reveal the destination for EV charge points at EDS 2019
ByteSnap to reveal the destination for EV charge points at EDS 2019 Award-winning embedded systems consultancy ByteSnap Design will showcase “Smart Charging” solutions for electric vehicles (EVs) at the Engineering Design Show (EDS), where Senior Software Engineer Julian Skidmore will present “The EV Charge Point Journey: What’s The Final Destination” at in the New Electronics […]
How to Manage Component Obsolescence
How to Manage Component Obsolescence Obsolescence is a dirty word for most engineers. A successful, reliable product can be suddenly rendered unmanufacturable by a single component going End Of Life (EOL), or a new design hasn’t even gone into production and one of the chips has been pulled by the manufacturer. Sometimes it is ICs, […]
See ByteSnap’s Demo at Embedded World 2019
SnapUI at Embedded World 2019 ByteSnap is back at the world’s largest embedded electronics trade show this month – with a demonstration of our highly flexible UI framework. Our interactive cooker control demo will be running SnapUI Linux on NXP’s much-anticipated i.MX7ULP processor at Embedded World 2019 in Nuremberg, Germany. SnapUI is ByteSnap’s high-efficiency graphic […]
FPGA Design: Connecting Custom Peripherals to AXI Using BRAM Interface
Download the new eBook: FPGA Design – Interfacing Over AXI Using A Simple Address Data Bus In FPGA design, interfacing over AXI (ARM eXtensible Interface) is an increasingly popular choice due to its status as the most widespread AMBA interface, enabling the connection of potentially hundreds of Masters and Slaves in complex SoCs. However, it […]
ByteSnap in Consortium to Develop Pioneering V2G Technology
ByteSnap in Consortium to Develop Pioneering V2G Technology Read More About The VIGIL V2G Project Completion We’re pleased to announce that ByteSnap and a consortium of partners have been awarded a two-year collaborative project, VIGIL (Vehicle-to-Grid Intelligent Control), under a Vehicle-to-Grid competition, funded by the Office for Low Emission Vehicles (OLEV) and the Department for […]
CE marking – 20 things you need to know
CE marking – 20 things you need to know Placed on several categories of products, CE marking is mandatory for machinery, electrical and electronic equipment, medical devices, personal protective equipment and toys. We recently published updated advice for CE and UKCA marking to get you up to date on how compliance law is changing and […]