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Current Issue -  Volume 7, Number 2, 2008
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Listed below are the articles from the latest issue of IQ – Print Version.

Design Strategies and Methodologies
Design Strategies and Methodologies
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Past Issues
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7 - 1 (2008)Open Verification Methodology: Fulfilling the Promise of SystemVerilog
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7 - 1 (2008)Accelerating Time-to-Market with ARM RealView SoC Designer and Carbon Model Studio
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6 - 4 (2008)Outsourcing: An Option for Mobile and Console Game Executives
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6 - 4 (2008)Bug Labs Takes Wraps Off ARM Powered Gadget Kit
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6 - 4 (2008)Good Timing: Effective Current Source Modeling is the Future
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6 - 4 (2008)Optimize Time Resources Through Software Intellectual Properties
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6 - 4 (2008)Virtualization--What Can it Do for You?
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6 - 3 (2007)A Fully Automated High Performance Implementation of ARM Cortex-A8
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6 - 3 (2007)Comprehensive Verification of ARM Processor-based SoC Designs
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6 - 3 (2007)Utilizing a Ready-to-go Development Environment in Networking Products
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6 - 2 (2007)ARM Powered? ARM Low-Powered
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6 - 2 (2007)User Interface Development for Embedded Systems
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6 - 2 (2007)Top-down Design with Magma’s Talus Automated Chip Creation
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6 - 2 (2007)Homogenous HW/SW Debug Simplifies Adoption of Processor-driven Tests
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6 - 1 (2007)Reducing Design Costs and Upgrade Risks When Migrating to Complex SoC ARM11 Family or ARM Cortex-based Designs
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6 - 1 (2007)A New Role for DDR DRAM in Consumer Electronics
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5 - 4 (2006)Building a Virtual-platform Design Ecosystem through Open System-level Integration Strategies
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5 - 4 (2006)RTL HW View in the ARM RealView SoC Designer Tool
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5 - 4 (2006)Complex SoC Verification Using an ARM Processor
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5 - 4 (2006)ARM Physical IP Deploy Liberty Composite Current Source
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5 - 4 (2006)Automatic Generation, Integration and Interfaces are Key to Legacy IP Use in ESL
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5 - 4 (2006)Magma iRM for ARM Poweredoptimized Cortex™-R4 Processors
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5 - 3 (2006)A ESL Design Approach Independent of SystemC and RTL
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5 - 3 (2006)A Comprehensive Approach For Verifying ARM Systems
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5 - 2 (2006)Virtual ARM
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5 - 2 (2006)Streamlining SoC Design From ESL To GDSII
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5 - 2 (2006)Delivering Developer Productivity Gains and Reduced Development Cycles
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5 - 2 (2006)Getting Practical With ESL Design Methodologies
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5 - 2 (2006)Enabling Rapid Adoption of the AMBA 3 AXI Protocol-based Design
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5 - 2 (2006)Silicon Design Chain Extends Low-Power Design Collaboration
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5 - 2 (2006)System-level Validation Increases Design Productivity and Saves Errors
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5 - 1 (2006)Tracking The Virtual World
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5 - 1 (2006)Prototype Debug - View and Control BGA Pins in Real-time to Debug Hardware and Circuits
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5 - 1 (2006)Learning To Love Your Debugger
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5 - 1 (2006)Silicon Design Chain Extends Low-Power Design Collaboration
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4 - 4 (2005)Using ARM Processor-based Flash MCUs as a Platform for Custom Systems-on-Chip
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4 - 4 (2005)Ten Reasons Why a Data-centric Approach Streamlines Embedded Software Development
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4 - 4 (2005)A Blueprint for SoC Verification Success with SystemVerilog
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4 - 4 (2005)Integrating High-Quality Audio into Mobile Design
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4 - 3 (2005)Hardware/Software Modeling & Debug Of Embedded ARM Processor-Based Designs
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4 - 3 (2005)Data-Efficient Software & Memory Architectures Are Essential For Higher Performance & Lower Power
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4 - 3 (2005)Debugging C-Code For ARM Processors - Surprises Included?
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4 - 3 (2005)Secure Software Development With The TrustZone Software API
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4 - 3 (2005)A SMP RTOS For The ARM MPCore Multiprocessor
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4 - 2 (2005)Making Sense Of The Available OS For ARM Processors
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4 - 2 (2005)Combating Design Complexity With Electronic system Level (ESL) Methodology
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4 - 2 (2005)Improving Verification Coverage ARM SoCs While Reducing Simulation Runtime
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4 - 2 (2005)It Takes An Industry: A Low-Power Design-Through-Manufacturing Flow
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4 - 2 (2005)SoC And End Product System Design Using Hardware Prototyping
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4 - 1 (2005)Minimizing Interrupt Response Time
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4 - 1 (2005)Rapid Implementation of Low Power ARM Microprocessors
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4 - 1 (2005)Designing with the AMBA™ 3 AXI™ Protocol
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4 - 1 (2005)Debugger Trace Technology Trends
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3 - 5 (2005)Multi-Core Embedded Debug
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3 - 5 (2005)CAN-connected Devices Using ARM Processors
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3 - 5 (2005)Assertion-Based Verification of ARM Core-Based Designs
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3 - 5 (2005)Co-verifying ARM9 Designs
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3 - 4 (2004)Pardon the Interruption:Two Approaches to RTOS Interrupt Architectures
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3 - 4 (2004)Reducing AMBA™ Methodology-based SoC Design Time by More Than 50 Percent
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3 - 4 (2004)Performance Optimization For Embedded Software
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3 - 4 (2004)The ABC’s of System (and Software) on Chip
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3 - 3 (2004)Software Development: Simulation Tools For MXC Architectures
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3 - 3 (2004)Complex SOC Verification Designed For Reuse
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3 - 3 (2004)ARM, Mentor Graphics & Philips Team Up: IP Meets XML
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3 - 3 (2004)ARM Core-Based System Verification With Virtual Prototypes
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3 - 3 (2004)Emulation Emerges As Centerpiece In SoC Verification
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3 - 1 (2004)Finding Million Dollar Bugs
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