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Intro
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Overview
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Why am I here
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Projects
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Im not an expert
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Ive worked on 9 projects
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My first projects
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Phase Arrays
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How Phase Arrays Work
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The System I Worked With
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What is an FPGA
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Hardware Overview
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What did I need
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Why did I choose Linux
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Concerns with Linux
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Why are we locked in
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Things I learned
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Autogenerated files
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Linux doesnt know your SPI chain
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Developers will argue about everything
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Its not always about Linux
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Be nice to your techs
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Burn flash
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Embedded engineering
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Hardware will disappear
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Linux testability
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Keep a log
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Advantages of Linux
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Thank you
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Description:
Explore a conference talk detailing the use of Linux in quick turnaround projects at Ball Aerospace, specifically focusing on its application in modern phased array antennas. Discover how Linux running on Xilinx Zynq FPGAs was utilized to control and monitor antenna systems, offering advantages in maintainability and understandability compared to custom bare metal or proprietary RTOS solutions. Gain insights into the decision-making process for hardware and software choices, their impact on hardware integration and maintenance, and the challenges of making Linux work with FPGAs. Learn from the speaker's experiences across nine projects, covering topics such as system architecture, FPGA basics, Linux selection rationale, and key lessons learned in embedded engineering. Understand the advantages of using Linux in aerospace applications and gather valuable tips for embedded development, including the importance of autogenerated files, SPI chain configuration, and effective collaboration with technicians. Read more

Linux on Quick Turnaround Projects - Embedded Systems for Phased Array Antennas

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