New 64-bit i.MX8M Mini Industrial SBC Family from Gateworks

Gateworks is proud to announce a new family of Single Board Computers, the Venice Family. It features a 64-bit NXP™ i.MX8M Mini Quad Core ARM® Cortex™-A53 SoC processor operating at 1.6GHz, LPDDR4 DRAM up to 4GB, and eMMC System Flash up to 64GB.

Compared to the previous Newport family, the Venice family supports multimedia capabilities through a combined MIPI-DSI, MIPI-CSI and I2S Audio header that offers video and audio output and input. Mini-PCIe expansion sockets can be used for 802.11ax/ac/b/g/n WiFi radios, 5G/4G/3G/CATM1 cellular modems and other PCI Express peripherals. Standard peripheral headers support Digital I/O, Analog Input, RS232/RS485/TTL Serial, I2C and SPI. All of the other standard Gateworks features are included, such as the Gateworks System Controller, wide voltage input, PoE support, industrial temperature, optional GPS, optional WiFi/BLE, and open source Linux Software.

As with previous Gateworks SBC families, there will be four standard models: GW7100, GW7200, GW7300, and GW7400. Each model will increasingly grow in size and feature set and is size compatible with previous Gateworks families. The first model to be released is the GW7300 and is available now.

The Venice family will accelerate the time to market on new customer designs in many verticals, including IoT Gateways, Cellular Gateways, Drones and UAVs, Smart Grid & City and Factory Automation.

Venice SBC Family Highlights:

  • NXP™ i.MX8M Mini Quad Core ARM® Cortex™-A53 SoC processor operating at 1.6GHz
  • LPDDR4 DRAM up to 4GB
  • eMMC Flash up to 64GB
  • Multimedia Support via MIPI DSI & CSI and I2S Audio
  • Up to 2x GbE Ethernet Ports with PoE Support
  • Up to 4x Mini-PCIe Sites
  • Optional Ublox ZOE-MQ8 GNSS GPS Receiver with PPS
  • Optional Laird Sterling 802.11b/g/n WiFi & BLE v4.2 Module
  • -40C to +85C Industrial Operating Temperature
  • Linux Ubuntu Board Support Packages
  • Made in the USA
  • Rugged & Industrial design

more information: https://www.gateworks.com/products/imx8-single-board-computers-gateworks-venice/

Microchip Introduces No-Cost, License- and Royalty-Free Ensemble Graphics Toolkit

Graphical user interfaces (GUIs) and interactive touchscreen displays provide intuitive user experiences in applications from robotic and machine controls to medical user interfaces, automotive instrumentation and home and building automation systems. A well-designed GUI enables users to process information more quickly and interact more effectively with a product. Microchip Technology Inc. announced a new GUI development toolkit for its portfolio of 32-bit microprocessors (MPUs) running Linux, helping designers of industrial, medical, consumer and automotive graphical displays to reduce development cost and time-to-market.

Microchip’s new Ensemble Graphics Toolkit is a free and open-source C++ GUI suite for the company’s SAMA5 and SAM9 series of Arm® Cortex®-A5 and ARM926EJ-S processor-based MPUs including the system-in-package and system-on-module products. The Ensemble Graphics Toolkit is optimized for Microchip’s 32-bit MPUs running the Linux operating system. By taking advantage of underlying hardware acceleration, including graphics controllers and video decoders when available, the toolkit provides a high-performance user experience on low and mid-range graphical displays up to XGA (1024 × 768 pixels) resolution.

Optimized code allows a smaller memory footprint, saving BOM cost. The efficient performance relative to other graphics solutions that rely on higher-performance cores and 3D graphical acceleration allows rich GUIs to be created for Microchip’s power-efficient MPUs. In addition, Ensemble Graphics Toolkit and Linux can be optimized for fast cold boot – with boot times of under three seconds from cold reset that is required for applications such as automotive dashboard clusters.

“Whereas other tools require ever higher-performing, higher-power and costlier microprocessors, this no-cost development suite is an enabler that optimizes processing power,” said Rod Drake, vice president of Microchip’s MPU32 business unit. “Developers can achieve modern graphical user interfaces with excellent user experience with a lower bill of material cost, lower power and longevity of solution – while providing a high-end look.”

Microchip’s Ensemble Graphics Toolkit suite is available without licensing or royalty fees to all developers of graphical interfaces. The Ensemble Graphics Toolkit is complementary to Microchip’s bare metal/RTOS-focused MPLAB® Harmony Graphics Suite embedded software development framework that also provides a zero-cost, royalty-free graphical user experience.

The toolkit is fully integrated with Linux4SAM, Microchip’s mainline, Long Term Support (LTS) Linux offering. In addition to supporting Microchip’s MPU families Linux4SAM contains driver support for a broad range of its components including the maXTouch® family of touchscreen controllers, memory devices, power management and analog devices and wired and wireless networking components and modules. Linux4SAM is regularly updated and supports all Microchip MPUs throughout product life.

Development Tools

Microchip’s Ensemble Graphics Toolkit is a complete software and tools framework suite. Training and support are available worldwide at www.microchip.com/EGT.

Pricing

Microchip’s Ensemble Graphics Toolkit is available at no cost and royalty-free for all users and includes full support from Microchip. It is based on the permissive Apache 2.0 open-source license.

Silicon Labs Launches Timing Industry’s Smallest, Lowest Jitter I2C-Programmable Crystal Oscillators

Silicon Labs has introduced a new family of small form-factor, high-performance crystal oscillators (XOs) and voltage-controlled crystal oscillators (VCXOs) for applications that require low jitter and frequency-flexible clock synthesis.

The Si54x/6x Ultra Series XO/VCXOs deliver jitter performance as low as 80 femtoseconds (fs) for integer and fractional frequencies across the entire operating range, providing outstanding jitter margin for demanding applications including data centre interconnect, optical transport, broadcast video and test/measurement. These new products are available with single, dual, quad and I2C-programmable frequency options in an industry-standard 2.5×3.2mm package footprint, making them ideal for space-constrained designs that require a mix of different frequencies.

Ideal for high bandwidth, high-density line cards and small form factor optical modules

Increasing demand for network bandwidth and faster data rates are driving the need for higher speed 400/600/800G optical/Ethernet ports and higher density line cards. With telco and data center applications accelerating 400G deployments, the optical module market is migrating from CFP designs to smaller form factor QSFP-DD, OSFP and CFP2 solutions to help ease the industry transition to higher bandwidth, higher density line cards. These applications require low jitter, highly reliable timing solutions to optimize system bit-error rates and ensure high system availability.

Durable operation in a small footprint

The Si54x/6x are an ideal solution for 400/600/800G coherent optics and 56G/112G SerDes clocking in optical modules and line cards that require high performance in a small footprint. The devices guarantee ±20 ppm operation over a 20-year operating life, making them ideal for long-life cycle applications. All power supply filtering is integrated inside the device, eliminating discrete components that often consume as much PCB footprint as the XO itself. Silicon Labs’ Si54x/6x are drop-in compatible with traditional oscillators while providing <2 week lead times for custom frequencies.

“Data center operators and telco networks are deploying lower-cost, smaller form factor optical modules for line-side and client-side applications, driving the need for space-optimized high-performance timing solutions,” said James Wilson, general manager of timing at Silicon Labs. “Unlike traditional solutions, which may require multiple oscillators to generate all required frequencies, the Si54x/Si56x is a single, unified solution that truly delivers any-rate performance in the industry’s smallest footprint.”
Silicon Labs’ expanding leadership in high-performance timing solutions

These new products further expand Silicon Labs’ industry-leading portfolio of high-performance XO/VCXOs, complementing a broad selection of options spanning general-purpose (800 fs), low-jitter (300 fs) and ultra-low jitter (80 fs) product families in 5x7mm, 3.2x5mm and 2.5×3.2mm package options.

Specifications:

  • Industry-leading jitter performance
  • Wide frequency range with < 1 ppb frequency resolution
  • Single, Dual, Quad, I2C configurations available
  • I2C supports 100 kHz (Standard), 400 kHz (Fast Mode) and 1MHz (Fast Mode Plus) update rates
  • Reduces part numbers: define 4 startup frequencies, use I2C to generate any frequency after startup
  • Excellent supply noise immunity (-80dBc Typ) ensures low jitter operation in electrically noisy systems
  • Excellent temperature and total stability (-40 to +85 °C)
  • 2.5×3.2 mm, 3.2×5 mm, and 5×7 mm footprints
  • 3.3, 2.5, 1.8V supply operation from the same orderable part number
  • Supports all popular formats: LVDS, LVPECL, HCSL, CML, CMOS, and Dual CMOS
  • Superior reliability, 100% electrical testing of every device
  • Samples available with 1-2 week lead times

To help simplify oscillator selection and customization, Silicon Labs offers an array of simple web-based tools:

  • Part number utility enables designers to enter device specifications and generate an orderable part number in minutes
  • Oscillator phase noise look-up tool provides instant access to thousands of phase noise measurements, making it easy to view device phase noise and jitter performance across a wide range of operating frequencies
  • Cross-reference search utility helps customers find Silicon Labs second-source options for high-performance oscillators

Availability

Samples and production quantities of the Si54x/Si56x Ultra Series oscillators are available now.  For device evaluation, Silicon Labs offers the Si5xxUC-EVB universal evaluation board. For more information or to order samples and evaluation boards, visit www.silabs.com/ultra-series.

BOXER-6842: Powering the Next Generation of Edge AI

AAEON, an industry leader in embedded industrial computing, announces the BOXER-6842M, the latest solution in high performance industrial computing. Powered by the 8th and 9th Generation Intel® Core™ processors and supporting graphics cards up to 250W for video capturing applications, the BOXER-6842M is designed for the most intensive applications from Edge AI server to automated optical inspection (AOI).

The BOXER-6842M features the 8th and 9th Generation Intel® Core™ i9/i7/i5/i3 and Xeon® E processors (formerly Coffee Lake/Coffee Lake Refresh), offering top end computing performance. Paired with up to 128 GB of SODIMM memory, the system is designed to deliver the best performance possible to handle processing intensive machine vision and AI applications. Additionally, the BOXER-6842M supports graphics cards up to 250W TDP without the need of a secondary power supply, making setup and deployment even easier.

The BOXER-6842M offers users greater expansion and storage options to better enable edge operation and quick analysis. The system can support up to four 2.5” drives (HDDS or SSDss) and features an M.2 2280 PCIe [x4] slot with support for NVMe, allowing faster read/write speeds and more efficient operating system performance. The system also includes an option of PCI Express configurations, with either one PCIe [x16] with one PCIe [x4] slots, or two PCIe [x8] (in PCIe [x16] form factor slot) with one PCIe [x4] slot. This provides a greater range of support for GPUs, frame grabber cards and AI accelerators such as the AI Core XP8 with Intel® Movidius® Myriad™ X. For applications needing a little bit more power, the BOXER-6842M can support a secondary power supply to power dual graphics cards up to 500W TDP.

The BOXER-6842M is built with several key features to operate in industrial environments. The system features rugged design with wide voltage input (12~24V) and an extensive I/O loadout including six USB3.2 Gen 1 ports, four COM ports, three RJ45 Gigabit LAN ports, and dual HDMI ports; all located on the front of the system to make it easy to manage connections.

AAEON offers industry leading service and support with the BOXER-6842M, from providing technical support to end-to-end solutions to help reduce deployment times and shorten time to market. AAEON also offers manufacturer and OEM/ODM services to help with creating custom configurations, or designing systems from the ground up.

“The BOXER-6842M is built to bring the latest generation of Intel processors to demanding applications including deployment as an Edge AI server,” said Alex Hsueh, Senior Director of AAEON’s System Platform Division. “With AAEON’s industry leading service, our clients can enjoy reliable, high-end performance to power any application they need,” Alex Hsueh added.

Forlinx FETMX8MM-C SoM for Optimized Audio Performance

Forlinx’s SoM FETMX8MM-C contributes to the ever-growing list of tiny, Linux-friendly modules built around NXP’s i.MX8M Mini. This new board focuses on a variety of digital audio processing interfaces. Recent same form factor boards include MYIR’s MYC-C8MMX and Innocomm’s WB15. This new 56 x 36mm SoM FETMX8MM-C module runs Android 9.0 or Linux 4.14 on i.MX8M Mini. It has 2GB DDR4, 8GB eMMC, up to -40 to 75℃ support.

The new SoM FETMX8MM-C centers around the i.MX8M Mini’s specialty at digital audio processing. Other applications with this board may include facial recognition, video intercom, medical, and PDA. This board is powered by Android 9.0 or Linux 4.14 with Qt 5.10.

The SoM FETMX8MM-C is powered by the quad-core Cortex-A53 clocked at 1.8GHz. It also has 400MHz Cortex-M4 MCU and GCNanoUltra (for 3D) and GC320 (for 2D) graphics cores. Forlinx has mentioned that there are H.265 and VP9 decoders that can support 1080P@ 60Hz, which is 50% more efficient but bandwidth and capacity are only 50% of H.264.

SoM FETMX8MM-C and carrier board

The module primarily comes with 2GB DDR4 RAM and 8GB eMMC storage. Media I/O options are 4-lane MIPI-DSI and CSI Audio interfaces include I2S, AC97, TDM, PDM, SPDIF, and 4x SAI, as well as support for FLAC7.1 sound channel output and ring audio input.

The new SoM FETMX8MM-C has support for the Gigabit Ethernet controller and PHY support for 2x USB 2.0. It also includes a standard micro USB connector and USB 2.0 OTG (up to 480 Mbps). Other misc I/O includes PCIe, 2x SD/SDIO, 4x UART, 4x I2C, 4x PWM, 3x eCCPI, FlexSPI, and JTAG.

Overview of FETMX8MM-C System on Module

  • CPU:  NXP iMX8M Mini (@1.8GHz)
  • Architecture : Quad-core Cortex-A53+ single-core Cortex-M4
  • RAM: 2GB DDR4
  • ROM : 8GB eMMC
  • OS: Linux4.14.78+Qt5.10.1, Android9.0
  • Voltage Input: 5V
  • Package: Ultrathin connector(3*80pin, the pitch of 0.5mm)
  • Working Temp Width: 0℃~70℃
  • Dimensions: 56mm×36mm

The SoM FETMX8MM-C is available on Alibaba at a price range of US$65.00 – US$75.00. More information can be found on the Forlinx product page.

DT71 Mini Digital Tweezers

The all-in-one DT71 Mini Digital Tweezers is a measuring tool with full differential input measurement, capable of functioning as an LCR / ESR meter, a digital multimeter, or/and an SMD Tester.

Design with innovation and the highest user experience intentions, the DT71 subvert the appearance restrictions of traditional measuring instruments. It is compact by design and has a unique trinary structure that enables its separation into a digital controller, two testing arms, and two replaceable tweezer tips. Everything about its design is such that it brings comfort and an ease-of-use experience to the working professional. It comes with no physical buttons, but can be operated via a hidden touch button located at the top of the controller, and for long-lasting cordless operations, it comes two powerful lithium batteries (built-in) that promise a 10-hour non-stop operation on a single charge.

It is designed as the perfect bench/handy measuring instrument and can be used to automatically measure different parameters including; resistance, inductance, capacitance, frequency, voltage, and diode, continuity, and so on, giving both the primary and secondary parameters. It utilizes several kinds of replaceable gold-plated tweezer tips to meet various application needs and to enable a higher degree of accuracy in measurements.

Some highlight features of the DT71 Tweezers as detailed on the product page include:

  • Innovative trinary structure that makes it easy to take apart and carry around. It can be separated into the controller, testing arms, and tweezer tips.
  • 90 x 16 OLED display that is rotatable by 360°. Makes it easy to read parameters from any viewing angle.
  • Two magnetic elasticity test arms to help with grasping and easy clipping.
  • The absence of physical buttons but can easily be operated via a hidden touch button at the top of the controller.
  • Ability to automatically recognize left / right-hand operation and adjust the screen display accordingly.
  • Built-in big and dual lithium batteries to provide a longer standby time and balance to the test arms. (One full charge can last for 10 hours non-stop).
  • Ability to automatically measure resistor, inductor, capacitor, voltage, frequency, and diode.
  • Ability to automatically identify components just by grasping them lightly.
  • Ability to provide higher measurement accuracy in various usages, thanks to the variety of gold-plated interchangeable tweezer tips.
  • A built-in micro signal generator that can output multiple signals.
  • Dimensions: 153 mm x 20 mm
  • Weight: 22 grams
  • Charging time: 2 hours

Among other things, the DT71 is perfect for classifying and detecting discrete chip components, as well as debugging and maintaining complex electronic systems. It can be used in the laboratories, workbenches, warehouses, and fields.

More details on the DT71 can be found on the company’s product page, where it currently sells for $59.

The Gameduino 3X Dazzler

By now, you are probably familiar with Arduino and have probably done some interesting projects. But have you ever consider developing a game for Arduino and got underwhelmed with a limited amount of options? Then you might want to check out the Gameduino 3X Dazzler!

The Gameduino 3X Dazzler is a shield compatible with the Arduino that delivers HD picture and sound to any HDMI display or TV, considered by the developers as ideal for game designers using Arduino or CircuitPython who want rich, responsive data and text visualizations and anyone who wants stunning visuals in their Arduino project. The shield is based on the BT815 EVE embedded GPU, powering its graphics and sound. From the outside, you can also find an FPGA and the HDMI output. It also incorporates two Wii Classic ports, so that you can plug the controllers and get right into action! It states itself as “the most powerful Arduino games system” available to this day, gifting the developers with an easy to use drawing API and dozens of samples and demos to help you get started. Besides the shield, an adapter board is also available for purchase, if you desire to use the Dazzler directly, which does not come with the controller ports.

Regarding the specs of this interesting shield:

  • BT815 embedded GPU (1.1 gigapixel/s with 8 MB flash memory) with 32-bit internal color precision, OpenGL-style command set, among other features
  • Xilinx Spartan-6 LX9 FT256  FPGA with 8 MB flash memory
  • HDMI 24-bit video output at 1280×720 (720p) with 48 KHz stereo audio
  • Micro-SD slot
  • Ports for 2 Wii Classic controllers
  • SPI (up to 36MHz for arduino communication) and UART (up to 1Mbps for FPGA communication) interfaces
  • JTAG header for FPGA reloading
  • Gameduino library for Arduino and CircuitPython programming
  • 180 mA typical current consumption
  • 83 mm x 53 mm x 20 mm dimmensions

The system itself is open source and hackable, allowing you to tinker with the PCB design, the verilog code for the HDMI output and the J1 CPU running on the FPGA and the its firmware, that drives the extra features of the shield. The board contains some addicional interfaces for you to play with, including a JTAG port to reload the FPGA and UART header to allow direct communication with the FPGA itself.

Great graphics with your Arduino
Who said it was impossible to have great graphics in your Arduino?

You can also take advantage of the Terminal Mode it incorporates, in order to debug or display useful information, which does not require any graphics programming at all or even play videos at 720p 30fps, and I’m not even getting started on the many cool things this design allows you to.

Right now, the Gameduino 3X Dazzler is in funding at Crowd Supply, with, ending in 41 days. It comes in 3 different packages: the shield itself ($39), the Dazzler Python Game Pack ($89), with the shield, an Adafruit Metro M4, 16GB SD card and two Wii Classic-compatible controllers and the Dazzler Core Pack ($99), with 3 Dazzler Core modules and a 0.1″ adapter board, for easier prototyping.

Tell me what you think about this shield. Will you pick it up and turn it into your next home-brewed console?

Crowd Supply Gameduino 3x Dazzler Link: https://www.crowdsupply.com/excamera/gameduino-3x-dazzler

Single-chip low power 802.11n WLAN and BLE Module

The CDW-B78720C-XX series from Cdtech and available from Tecona are highly integrated single-chip low power 802.11n wireless LAN (WLAN) network controllers.

Measuring a mere 22- x 15- x 2.5-mm, the CDW-B78720C-XX series combine a KM4 MCU, WLAN MAC, a 1T1R, WLAN baseband, RF, and Bluetooth in a single chip. Bluetooth covers BLE4.2, BLE5.0 and BLE Mesh specifications, while the 1T1R WLAN encompasses 802.11b/g/n.

The chip also provides a bunch of configurable GPIOs which are configured as digital peripherals for different applications and control usage.

The CDW-B78720C-XX series integrate internal memories for complete WIFI protocol functions. The embedded memory configuration also enables simplified application development.

The devices carry FCC and WiFi alliance certifications. Both DIP and SMT assembly methods are supported.

more information: www.telcona.com

Axiomtek’s UST200-83H-FL – A Palm-Sized, Cost-Effective Fanless IoT Gateway for In-Vehicle Applications

Axiomtek – a world-renowned leader relentlessly devoted in the research, development and manufacture of series of innovative and reliable industrial computer products of high efficiency – is proud to introduce the UST200-83H-FL, a palm-sized in-vehicle IoT gateway powered by the low-power consumption Intel® Atom™ x5-E3930 processor (codename: Apollo Lake-I). It is certified with CE and FCC and is in compliance with ISO 7637-2. With the function of the Smart Ignition power control, the rugged embedded system can arrange a power on/off schedule to protect the vehicle battery from unstable voltage. This high-performance IoT gateway delivers an excellent price-performance ratio for in-vehicle applications.

“The Axiomtek UST200-83H-FL offers a power-efficient design to maximize operational efficiency. This well-developed in-vehicle box PC is equipped with Smart Ignition power control to meet various in-vehicle application needs. By switching the power mode, it supports 12 and 24 VDC typical automotive power input or wide-range 9 to 36V DC power input. The flexible IoT gateway is designed for all kinds of in-vehicle applications from the shuttle bus, police car, ambulance, cold chain truck, and forklift to heavy-duty vehicles,” said Eason Yang, a product manager of Product PM Division at Axiomtek. “Thanks to its ruggedized design for harsh environments, the UST200-83H-FL is able to operate under a wide temperature range from -40°C to +70°C and vibration of up to 3 Grms. This IoT gateway supports both wall mounting and DIN-rail mounting. Its ultra-lightweight and compact design is ideal for space constraint environments.”

The fanless UST200-83H-FL comes with one DDR3L-1866 SO-DIMM slot with up to 8GB of system memory. It has one full-size PCI Express Mini Card slot (USB/PCIe interface with SIM socket) and one half-size PCI Express Mini Card slot (mSATA/USB/PCIe interface) for a wide selection of modules. It has a half-size mSATA shared with its PCI Express Mini Card slot for storage. Its I/O options include one DB9 RS-232/422/485 or CANBus 2.0 A/B supporting SocketCAN, one VGA port, two USB 2.0 ports, two RJ-45 LAN ports with isolation and one DB9 8-bit programmable DIO. This cost-efficient in-vehicle PC is compatible with Windows®10 IoT and Linux. Besides, it supports Axiomtek’s exclusive AXView software to fulfill the requirement of remote monitoring.

Advanced Features:

  • CE, FCC certified; ISO 7637-2 compliant
  • Intel® Atom® x5-E3930 processor (code name: Apollo Lake)
  • Extremely cost-effective with fanless and cableless design
  • Smart Ignition for power on/off schedule, vehicle battery protection and different power mode
  • Wide operating temperature range from -40°C to +70°C
  • Supports 12 & 24 VDC typical in-vehicle and 9-36 VDC power input
  • Supports SocketCAN, 1 COM or CAN, 2 USB, and 2 GbE LAN
  • 8-bit programmable DIO for transportation IoT gateway applications

The UST200-83H-FL is now available for purchase. For more product information or customization services, please visit our global website at www.axiomtek.com or contact one of our sales representatives at info@axiomtek.com.tw.

RV32E Floating-Point library offers 72% code size reduction

SEGGER announces a new version of the RISC-V Floating-Point Library with full support for RV32E – the embedded variant of the RISC-V core. The new library leads to a massive reduction in code size for RISC-V applications using floating point.

With all arithmetic functions hand-coded in assembly language, the memory footprint of RISC-V applications using floating-point code is minimized. The Floating-Point library complies with the RISC-V ABI standard and can therefore be easily used as a plug-and-play replacement for any other floating point library.

Replacing the GNU floating-point library used by most toolchains with the SEGGER assembly optimized equivalent results in an over 72% code size reduction of the benchmark application. The library supports RV32I, as well as the newly introduced RV32E embedded variant of the RISC-V core with the assembly-level code.

“This new release is much smaller than anything available to us for comparison and, at the same time, is incredibly fast,” says Rolf Segger, Founder of SEGGER. “In the world of Embedded Systems, every byte counts. The SEGGER Floating-Point library delivers high performance and uses the architectural advantages of RISC-V to close the code-density gap to comparable Arm Cortex devices. We are convinced that our software is market-leading and – unlike some of our competitors – we facilitate and encourage comparing and benchmarking it.”

The library can be licensed by end customers and toolchain suppliers. Just like the SEGGER Runtime Library, it is integrated into SEGGER Embedded Studio for RISC-V. Using Embedded Studio, benchmarking for both floating-point and runtime libraries can be done quickly and easily. It is readily available at no cost for non-commercial usage under SEGGER’s Friendly License.

For a detailed look at SEGGER’s Floating-Point Library for RISC-V please visit: https://blog.segger.com/profiling-and-code-coverage-on-risc-v-using-simulation/

For more information on SEGGER’s support for RISC-V please visit: https://www.segger.com/risc-v/

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