Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - (Page 15) BUT!!!?? The battery is dead! It doesn’t work! NOOOOO!! Coming a cropper at your own doorstep, Wasteman? Be a good sport. Try my solution and RACe home! Remote Access Control Atmel® provides a complete, secure RAC solution based on AES, the Advanced Encryption Standard. Customize your own design with our RAC development tools and free application note. RAC system RAC stands for Remote Access Control and is the remote control of various applications. It is often referred to as Remote Keyless Entry and Remote Wireless Entry. A typical Remote Access Control system consists of one receiver and one or more transmitter units. Since parts of these systems are portable they require battery operation. RAC systems operate on licence free ISM bands, and security and power consumption are the two most distinct challenges. picoPower™ technology • Off the shelf high performance AVR® microcontrollers • Increased battery life time • Reduced need for external components • Full flexibility with only one microcontroller Security • Based on the proven AES algorithm • Encrypted transmissions • Unique transmitter IDs • Blocks unauthorized access • Defends reply or prediction attacks Atmel’s RAC solution – your solution! Our high performance AVR microcontrollers with picoPower™ technology reduce the need for expensive components in your design. By using AES for encryption you don’t have to think about licences, patents or other hidden costs. Even the code is available for free, just like AVR Studio®, the free development environment. With our proven high quality tools, Atmel has everything you need for easy, customizable RAC development. Find more info at: www.atmel.com/AVRman © 2007 Atmel Corporation. All rights reserved. Atmel®, AVR® and logo are registered trademarks and PicoPower is a trademark of Atmel Corporation or its subsidiaries. Other terms and product names may be trademarks of others. All Characters in this document are created by Mykle and Fantasi-Fabrikken AS 2007. 015_ESDE.indd 1 9/10/07 12:14:00 http://www.atmel.com/AVRman http://www.atmel.com/AVRman
Table of Contents Feed for the Digital Edition of Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 Contents Linux Set to Dominate Torvalds Updates Linux Kernel ARM Establishes Smart Card Foundry Program Emerson Buys Motorola's Embedded Comms Group LynuxWroks and TTTech to Cooperate on Avionics MontaVista CEO Looks for Acquisitions in Europe Ready: Multiprocessing Technology Provides Opportunity Automotive to Drive MCU Market New Supporters Join COM Express Group Analyst Weighs TI Versus Xilinx Versus PicoChip Cover Feature: Embedded Systems Security Has Moved to the Forefront Trace Exposes the Toughest Real-Time Bugs Employ a Secure Flavor of Linux Use an MCU's Low-Power Modes in Foreground/Background Systems Transporting Video Over Wireless Networks New Products Advertising Contacts Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 (Page 1) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 (Page 2) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - Contents (Page 3) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - Contents (Page 4) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - Contents (Page 5) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - ARM Establishes Smart Card Foundry Program (Page 6) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - ARM Establishes Smart Card Foundry Program (Page 7) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - LynuxWroks and TTTech to Cooperate on Avionics (Page 8) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - Ready: Multiprocessing Technology Provides Opportunity (Page 9) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - Analyst Weighs TI Versus Xilinx Versus PicoChip (Page 10) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - Analyst Weighs TI Versus Xilinx Versus PicoChip (Page 11) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - Cover Feature: Embedded Systems Security Has Moved to the Forefront (Page 12) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - Cover Feature: Embedded Systems Security Has Moved to the Forefront (Page 13) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - Cover Feature: Embedded Systems Security Has Moved to the Forefront (Page 14) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - Cover Feature: Embedded Systems Security Has Moved to the Forefront (Page 15) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - Cover Feature: Embedded Systems Security Has Moved to the Forefront (Page 16) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - Trace Exposes the Toughest Real-Time Bugs (Page 17) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - Trace Exposes the Toughest Real-Time Bugs (Page 18) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - Trace Exposes the Toughest Real-Time Bugs (Page 19) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - Trace Exposes the Toughest Real-Time Bugs (Page 20) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - Trace Exposes the Toughest Real-Time Bugs (Page 21) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - Employ a Secure Flavor of Linux (Page 22) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - Employ a Secure Flavor of Linux (Page 23) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - Employ a Secure Flavor of Linux (Page 24) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - Employ a Secure Flavor of Linux (Page 25) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - Employ a Secure Flavor of Linux (Page 26) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - Employ a Secure Flavor of Linux (Page 27) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - Use an MCU's Low-Power Modes in Foreground/Background Systems (Page 28) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - Use an MCU's Low-Power Modes in Foreground/Background Systems (Page 29) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - Use an MCU's Low-Power Modes in Foreground/Background Systems (Page 30) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - Use an MCU's Low-Power Modes in Foreground/Background Systems (Page 31) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - Use an MCU's Low-Power Modes in Foreground/Background Systems (Page 32) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - Use an MCU's Low-Power Modes in Foreground/Background Systems (Page 33) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - Use an MCU's Low-Power Modes in Foreground/Background Systems (Page 34) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - Transporting Video Over Wireless Networks (Page 35) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - Transporting Video Over Wireless Networks (Page 36) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - Transporting Video Over Wireless Networks (Page 37) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - Transporting Video Over Wireless Networks (Page 38) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - New Products (Page 39) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - New Products (Page 40) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - New Products (Page 41) Embedded Systems Design Europe - October 2007 - New Products (Page 42) Embedded Systems Design Europe - 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