Silicon LogiX technical resources
Projects, engineering guides and practical notes on firmware, embedded Linux, IoT, AI and custom software.
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SLX Serial Check automates serial board testing: configurable sequences, validated responses and traceable results, built with React, TypeScript, Rust and Tauri 2 for Windows and Linux.
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SLX Test Report brings electronic testing to GitHub: CSV measurements, JSON profiles and traceable PDF reports in a desktop application built with C++ and Qt 6.
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Test ESP32 firmware before hardware arrives: how Zephyr and Espressif QEMU fit together, where to start, and what still needs a physical board.
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When cellular coverage disappears, readings and alerts can remain on the device. Satellite IoT opens up remote monitoring for agriculture, infrastructure and logistics, with firmware, power consumption and service coverage as key design decisions.
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Microchip’s PolarFire Ethernet Sensor Bridge Rev 2.0 supports up to four MIPI CSI-2 cameras over dual 10GbE. Learn how to assess bandwidth, latency, synchronisation and NVIDIA integration for industrial inspection.
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TI has introduced the first commercially available CAN XL transceiver. With frames up to 2,048 bytes and data rates up to 20 Mbit/s, CAN XL opens new options for robots, HMIs and industrial machines. Here is when to assess it against CAN FD and Ethernet.
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From 11 September 2026, Cyber Resilience Act reporting duties begin. Learn what changes for embedded and IoT device manufacturers and how to prepare firmware, SBOMs, secure updates and vulnerability-management processes for 2027.
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Galileo is more than Europe's alternative to GPS. OSNMA authenticates navigation data, HAS brings decimetre-level positioning, and dev boards, Linux and SDR help validate resilient embedded PNT systems.
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Practical reads on firmware updates, embedded Linux boot time, HMI development and maintainable device software.
When Qt/QML makes sense on embedded Linux and when a lighter stack is the better choice.
Embedded LinuxWhen a router platform becomes a professional base for IoT gateways, networking and connected products.
IoT and positioningModules, NMEA, antennas and practical criteria for adding positioning to connected devices.
Embedded securityTPM, TrustZone, secure enclaves and secure boot for protecting firmware, keys and data.
Firmware updateA practical update architecture with signing, verification, staged rollout and rollback.
Technical areas
Guides, services and tools are grouped by engineering area so you can move quickly from problem to solution.
Website structure, useful content and a clear enquiry journey.
Business website developmentApplications, business tools, portals and integrations for daily work.
Custom software developmentA path for teams working on reliable firmware, secure updates and real-time systems.
Embedded firmware servicesBoot time, security, OpenWrt, Yocto/Buildroot and connected-device architecture.
Embedded Linux engineeringPractical patterns for connected devices, web UIs, MQTT, Wi-Fi and network protocols.
IoT and connected-device workEdge AI, models on microcontrollers, NPU acceleration and architecture trade-offs.
Embedded AI and TinyMLPractical choices for embedded GUIs, touch displays and graphics frameworks.
Embedded HMI developmentPractical tools
Utilities for firmware analysis, memory maps and embedded diagnostics directly from the browser.