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Green Hills Software has announced that Otis Elevator Company, the world’s largest company in the manufacture, installation, and service of elevators, escalators, and moving walkways, is using Green Hills Software’s MULTI integrated development environment (IDE) in its elevator and escalator control systems.

Green Hills Software today announced that its Platform for Industrial Safety has expanded its safety certification support by achieving a SWSIL 4 certification for its INTEGRITY RTOS (real-time operating system) against the stringent CENELEC EN 50128 standard, which targets software for railway control and protection systems. Certified by both TÜV and Exida, INTEGRITY has received the highest assurance level possible against this safety standard...

Green Hills Software, has announced major new releases of its MULTI integrated development environment and Green Hills Compiler toolchain. With these new releases, Green Hills Software continues to push the boundaries of embedded software performance and developer productivity by delivering tools that produce the smallest and fastest code while enabling developers to find and fix bugs faster than ever before.

TDC announces the quad-band RoHS compliant Siemens TC65 Version 2 featuring full primary and secondary serial port control under Java. With improved IMP 2.0 Java performance and benefiting from lower power consumption in online data modes, the TC65 Version 2 is perfect for power sensitive applications demanding maximum integration. The TC65 version 2 is available from TDC as a module, Terminal and Starter Pack.

The CX24118 and CX24116 from Conexant, which form the front end (tuner and demodulator) for set top boxes supporting DVB-S2. The CX24118A Digital Satellite Tuner RFIC is Conexant’s third generation direct down-conversion satellite tuner intended for high-volume digital video, audio and data receivers.

Zarlink Semiconductor Inc. has introduced a development kit that enables faster design and evaluation of wireless telemetry systems linking implanted medical devices with monitoring and programming equipment. Medical device manufacturers are developing telemetry systems that will support new monitoring, diagnostic and therapeutic applications to improve patient care and lower healthcare costs. Zarlink’s ZL70101 radio frequency (RF) transceiver ...

Zarlink Semiconductor Inc. has introduced the ZL70101 transceiver chip, an ultra low-power RF system-on-a-chip solution for use in implanted medical devices, programmers, and monitoring base stations. Building on Zarlink’s MICS technology platform, the ZL70101 transceiver chip delivers high data rates, low power consumption and unique wake-up circuitry. Using Zarlink’s MICS technology, medical device manufacturers can design in-body communi...

Arrow Electronics is offering a low-cost USB disk demonstration board that allows embedded systems designers to quickly and easily evaluate the latest high-performance µPSD3400 Turbo Plus series of 8-bit microcontroller from STMicroelectronics. Designed for direct connection to a PC USB interface, the DK3420 demonstration board effectively emulates a small USB flash disk based around a µPSD3400 Turbo Plus device.

Toshiba has further expanded its family of 32-bit ARM Cortex-M3-based microcontrollers for motor control applications with the launch of a new device featuring the family’s highest levels of on-board memory to date. The TMPM376 will minimise component count and speed the design of industrial and home appliance motion control applications requiring efficient and accurate field oriented control of fans, pumps and compressors.

Keithley Instruments has published Parallel Test Technology: The New Paradigm for Parametric Testing, a semiconductor parametric test handbook. The 60-page handbook offers an overview of the emerging test technique known as parallel parametric testing, a strategy for wafer-level parametric testing that uses concurrent execution of multiple tests on multiple scribe line test structures and helps semiconductor fabs maximize their test throughput a...