Technologies
Requirements Engineers
System Architects
Design Engineers
Hardware Engineers
Software Engineers
Hardware – solutions for hardware design engineers
Electronic Design Automation (EDA)
Electronic System Level Design (ESL)
Electronic Board Design Tools (EDS)
The sector deploys both traditional and emerging technologies to service the global engineering community. The father of modern hardware design tools or EDA continues to spawn a number of focused technologies eg.ESL and EDS.
Hardware – solutions for board-level engineering
Commercial Off-The-Shelf Boards (COTS)
Board bring-up Solutions (BSP)
In the battle to deliver a stable hardware development platform to the project team the focus shifted from the provision of costly emulator and simulator solutions to more affordable on-board debug tools or board bring-up tools. Additionally a greater variety of COTS solutions are available to accelerate early software design.
Software – solutions for software engineers
Requirements Engineering Tools (RM)
Embedded Software Design Automation (ESDA)
Integrated Development Environments (IDE)
Real-Time and embedded Operating Systems (RTOS / GPOS)
Automated Test Frameworks (ATS)
Software developers have an increasing array of tools at their disposal to help facilitate product development. In addition to the Linux wave, modern tool suites are often based around defacto standards such as Eclipse, enabling greater interoperability and transparency.
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