In the previous article, “Massively Parallel Processing Arrays (MPPAs) for Embedded HD Video and Imaging – Part 1”, we provided an overview of the various types of architectures used to meet the needs ...

Scarcely a lighting application exists that designers have not considered converting to solid-state lighting, especially as LEDs by leaps and bounds improve both the quantity and the quality of their ...

Highly parallel genomic assays have two fundamental characteristics: a highly parallel array-based read-out and an intrinsically scalable, multiplexing sample preparation. The power of highly parallel ...

Arrays of DNA segments have become a standard tool in molecular biology, but arrays of proteins have been more difficult to develop. Several manufacturers now offer off-the-shelf protein arrays for a ...

Outshining ASICs, DSP and FPGA for many video and imaging applications, each processor in an MPPA is strictly encapsulated, accessing only its own code and memory. Editor's Note: This is the first of ...