Matthew Hayward gives you the lowdown behind one of the most frequency misunderstood aspects of static analysis: that it is distinctly different from other bug finding techniques.

This article covers the relative strengths of open source mobile technology, the barriers, and how the entire mobile community needs to adopt a holistic approach to allow the open source mobile revolution to realize its greatest potential.

Code coverage is mostly used to detect dead code and thus non-tested code that may result in an unwanted behavior of an application.

Increase your understanding and insight into analog systems, circuits, and components with two chapters from this recent book, presented in serial excerpt form.

Home networking applications of today, which include gaming and high definition video streaming across all rooms of the home, put high demands on existing home networks " not just in terms of connectivity, but also in terms of Quality of Service (QoS).

In this entertaining and informative "how we did it," David Ewing of Synapse Wireless describes the creation of its Python Virtual Machine-based "lean-and-mean" Wireless Mesh Network Protocol software stack from the ground up.

Dr. Dobb's magazine is going to a web-only presence. And that's a shame

BDTI examines ST's new library of DSP software for its low-cost ARM microcontroller, the STM32. The library includes a speech codec, FIR and IIR filters, a PID controller, and an FFT.

Basic analysis and appropriate component selection lets you get the best use of a converter's range

The steady increase in non-linear loads on the power supply network such as, for instance, variable speed motor drives (VSDs), raises questions about power quality and reliability. This article explains which specifications are suitable when it comes to choosing active and passive harmonic filters and which mistakes need to be avoided.