Company - Missing Link Electronics

MLE Releases OP-TEE Free Open-Source Edition

January 31, 2020OP-TEE

Following a successful review by the Xilinx Security Center-of-Excellence, MLE now releases the OP-TEE Free Open-Source Edition for the Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC and RFSoC devices from Xilinx (ZynqMP). OP-TEE is an open-source project under the Linaro Security Working Group (SWG) for the ARM Trusted Execution Environment (TEE). Team MLE volunteered and took responsibility for maintaining functions specific to ZynqMP. Read more information on MLE’s offerings for Security and Trust. OP-TEE can be downloaded at www.github.com/OP-TEE/

Xilinx Blog Features Vivado Build System from MLE

January 27, 2020

The automated Vivado Build System, open-sourced by MLE to increase FPGA design productivity, is featured in the Xilinx Blog. This collection of scripts facilitates Continuous Integration (CI), and ensures fully reproducible results later in the development and product lifecycle.

MLE Releases NVMe Streamer

January 13, 2020NVMe Streamer

MLE releases NVMe Streamer which is a so-called Full Accelerator NVMe host subsystem integrated into FPGAs. NVMe Streamer offloads the NVMe protocol into programmable logic and enables to stream data from FPGA blocks in and out of directly-attached NVMe SSDs.

US Patent 10,509,880 for Design Automation for Configurable Mixed-Signal Systems

December 17, 2019Mixed-Signal, Patent

Missing Link Electronics has been awarded another patent in the field of mixed-signal: US Patent 10,509,880 B2 was issued DEC 17 2019 and claims novel Electronic Design Automation (EDA) methods for Sigma-Delta Modulation in FPGA-based Mixed-Signal Systems enabling Analog FPGA I/O.

MLE Open-Sources Build System for Xilinx Vivado

November 25, 2019

To facilitate an FPGA Build Environment which can be automated, for example for Continuous Integration (CI), and which ensures fully reproducible results later in the development and product lifecycle, the Team at Missing Link Electronics has put together a collection of scripts. Currently focused on the Xilinx Vivado toolchain (Version 2016.4 or newer) and tested under Ubuntu Linux 16.04 LTS and 18.04 LTS, this scripted FPGA Build Environment has recently been made available at GitHub (https://github.com/missinglinkelectronics/vivado-build-system ) under open source Apache 2.0 license.

Team MLE welcomes any feedback and contribution from the FPGA ecosystem!

MLE Presents Xilinx Alveo-based Acceleration for Automotive Test Equipment

November 12, 2019auto/tsn, test & measurement

November 12-13, 2019, Missing Link Electronics, a Xilinx Alveo Independent Software Vendor (ISV), exhibits at the Xilinx Developers Forum Europe (XDF). Alveo Accelerators for Key-Value-Store (KVS), Data-in-Motion labelling, compression and encryption facilitate ADAS / Autonomous Vehicle AI-in-the-Loop testing at speeds of 100 Gbps. Please stop by and visit us.

MLE Silver Sponsor of Xilinx Developers Forum 2019 in San Jose, CA

September 17, 2019

October 1-2, 2019, Missing Link Electronics is a Silver Sponsor of the Xilinx Developers Forum (XDF) in San Jose, CA, where we will be presenting solutions for FPGA Acceleration and for Security / ARM Trusted Execution Environment (OP-TEE). Please stop by and visit us at Booth 35.

3rd Workshop “Programmable Processing for the Autonomous / Connected Vehicle”

June 12, 2019auto/tsn

On July 17th 2019 the 3rd workshop on using FPGAs and ACAP for automotive ADAS and autonomous vehicles took place. Once more it was an excellent event with high-quality presentations and participants who showed great interest.

Click here to get an impression of our third workshop and please follow this link for the proceedings.

Lunch & Learn at EDA Direct Tuesday June 25th, 2019

June 11, 2019

MLE will participate in “Designing High-Performance ECU and Signal Integrity Analysis in Autonomous Vehicles” at a Lunch & Learn organized by EDA Direct.

Read the MLE Technical Brief Tool Options When Debugging an FPGA-Based ECU for Autonomous Driving.