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Precision in Motion: Deterministic Motor Control with MIPS M8500 and Synopsys VDK
Developing and validating real-time motor-control firmware traditionally requires waiting for hardware availability, creating schedule risk and delaying software readiness. MIPS, a GlobalFoundries company, presents how a Synopsys Virtualizer Development Kit (VDK) enabled production-quality firmware development, debugging, and validation months before silicon availability, accelerating time-to-market while reducing post-silicon risk.
What You Will Learn
- How MIPS achieved true shift-left development for motor-control applications using virtual prototypes that allow firmware teams to develop and validate software before silicon is available.
- How VDK enables realistic pre-silicon system validation with deterministic multi-hart execution, near-zero interrupt latency modeling, advanced scripting, and full-system debug visibility.
- How virtual platforms reduce project risk and accelerate time-to-market by identifying issues earlier, minimizing post-silicon debugging, and enabling production firmware readiness ahead of hardware delivery.
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Featured Speakers
Abishek S S
MIPS, a GlobalFoundries company
Ravindra Kumar Vaishya
MIPS, a GlobalFoundries company
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