17 Nov 2016
Intrinsyc’s & Qualcomm Commitment to 10 Year support and the Proposed NXP Acquisition
Overview Although many embedded and IoT product manufacturers (OEMs) want to have the latest generation technology powering their products, some OEMs choose chipsets that are supported by their manufacturers for a very long time – 10 years or more. The...
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28 Oct 2016
IoT Insecurity – The New Menace Taking Down the Internet
Overview On Friday October 21, 2016, at the start of the working day in North America major portions of the Internet were seemingly “down” or unavailable. This includes Internet giants like Amazon, PayPal, CNN and others. Internet users were facing...
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26 Oct 2016
Getting started with the Intrinsyc Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ Flight Kit
Who should buy the Flight kit? This not a hobbyists kit or for the faint of heart. This kit is for you if you plan on developing drone control software. This kit is targeted at advanced users who are comfortable...
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23 Sep 2016
Two Concurrent CSI Cameras on the Open-Q™ 410 Development Kit
Why Two Cameras on the Open-Q™ 410? Two cameras are critical for products such as robotics with stereo vision (two angles of the same view enabling depth and shape detection), and 360 degree views in IoT security cameras. The big...
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05 Aug 2016
Increasing solution differentiation through edge-based heterogeneous computing
By any measurement or however one defines it, the Internet of Things (IOT) is big, and is getting even bigger! Numerous companies are looking to design IOT embedded devices or devices that have communication capabilities, sending data to other devices...
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09 Jun 2016
Using FPGA To Connect Your Legacy Camera to The Open-Q™
Snapdragon™ chips are mainly designed for smartphones and thus incorporate interfaces native to the mobile processing environment. Engineers at Qualcomm® adopted MIPI interfaces for connecting to image sensors and displays. This makes it very easy to connect to typical displays...
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10 May 2016
Signal Integrity and Power Integrity Fundamentals in High Speed Printed Circuit Board Design
16 Mar 2016
Running Debian on the Open-Q™ 410 Development Kit
Why Debian? Running Android out of the box is great, but what if you need the capabilities of a full desktop OS? This is where Debian comes in. The Linaro Linux release 15.11 is a Debian-based Linaro Build that provides...
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12 Feb 2016
Charging and Gas Gauging for Mobile Devices
Operating effectively from a battery is a core requirement for all mobile devices. Good battery-powered behaviour is crucial for a product’s success. Battery-powered operation revolves around three major aspects: well-tuned system power consumption appropriate battery charging accurate “fuel gauge” or...
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03 Feb 2016
Installing Windows 10 IoT on the Open-Q™ 410 Development Kit
This blog entry will provide a step-by-step guide to allow you to install and run Windows 10 IoT core on your Open-Q 410 Development Kit. Many of these steps are supplied courtesy of Microsoft here. I’ve added and modified as...
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