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Tessent Embedded Analytics product guide

A summary guide to all the Tessent Embedded Analytics IP

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Tessent Embedded Analytics provides semiconductor intellectual property (SIP) that allows designers to incorporate intelligent self-analytic capabilities in systems-on-chip (SoCs). This document provides a summary of Tessent Embedded Analytics’ IP components and is intended for engineers, managers, and SoC development teams who want to evaluate Tessent’s portfolio of IP.

The portfolio of Embedded Analytics IP

Embedded Analytics offers a suite of more than 20 different semiconductor IP that allows chip designers to integrate an intelligent analytics infrastructure into the core hardware of their devices. By monitoring and analyzing the real-world behavior of entire systems, engineers can take action to reduce system power consumption, increase performance, protect against malicious intrusions, and ensure product safety. These capabilities address applications in a broad range of market sectors, from automotive and IoT products to at-scale computing and communications infrastructure.

Modules range from dedicated, optimized IP to highly parametrized modules that are configurable at design-time and run-time, and fall into four broad categories:

  • Analytic modules
  • Secure Message Infrastructure
  • Communicators
  • Verification IP

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