Seatwork for Chapter 1 Module

SEATWORK 1.2

1. Explain Data, Information and Big Data?

 Data: Raw facts or observations, like numbers or words.
 Information: Data that's organized, analyzed, and given context,
making it useful.
 Big Data: Huge amounts of data that are too complex for traditional
methods, but can reveal important insights when analyzed using
special tools and techniques.

2. Briefly discussed these emerging technologies how it could be shaping

the future of you.
 Emerging technologies such as AI, IoT, and Big Data are improving
how I work. AI helps me understand and respond better, IoT
connects me with smart devices, and Big Data helps me learn and
improve over time. Together, they make me more helpful and
efficient, shaping a better future for users.

and your business

 Chatbots
 Virtual, Augmented & Mixed Reality
 Blockchain. The blockchain frenzy is real.
 Ephemeral Apps and
 Artificial Intelligence.
 Vlog

SEATWORK 1.3

1. List out some programmable devices and explain their property?

 Achronix Speedster SPD60: A high-performance FPGA (Field-
Programmable Gate Array) that offers fast processing speeds and
customizable logic blocks, making it ideal for applications requiring
rapid data processing and flexible hardware acceleration.
 Actel’s: Actel (now part of Microchip Technology) specialized in low-
power FPGAs, providing energy-efficient solutions for battery-
powered devices and applications where power consumption is
critical.
 Altera Stratix IV GT and Arria II GX: These FPGAs from Altera (now
part of Intel) offer high-speed serial transceivers and customizable
logic, enabling fast data transfer and flexible hardware design for
applications such as networking and telecommunications.
 Atmel’s AT91CAP7L: Atmel's AT91CAP7L is a customizable
microcontroller featuring reconfigurable logic, allowing developers
to tailor hardware functionality to specific application requirements,
enhancing performance and versatility.
 Cypress Semiconductor’s programmable system-on-chip (PSoC)
family: Cypress Semiconductor's PSoC devices combine
microcontroller functionality with customizable analog and digital
blocks, enabling designers to create highly integrated and
customizable solutions with reduced component count and board
space.
 Lattice Semiconductor’s ECP3: Lattice Semiconductor's ECP3 FPGAs
offer low power consumption, high performance, and a compact
footprint, making them suitable for power-sensitive and space-
constrained applications in fields such as communications and
industrial automation.
 Lime Microsystems’ LMS6002: Lime Microsystems' LMS6002 is a
highly integrated transceiver IC (Integrated Circuit) designed for
software-defined radio applications, offering versatile RF (Radio
Frequency) functionality with programmable capabilities for
wireless communication systems.
 Silicon Blue Technologies: Silicon Blue Technologies (now part of
Lattice Semiconductor) specialized in low-power FPGA solutions,
providing energy-efficient programmable logic devices suitable for
portable and battery-operated devices.
 Xilinx Virtex 6 and Spartan 6: These FPGAs from Xilinx offer high-
performance logic resources, configurable I/O (Input/Output)
options, and advanced features such as embedded processors,
making them versatile solutions for a wide range of applications,
including aerospace, defense, and telecommunications.
 Xmos Semiconductor L series: XMOS Semiconductor's L series of
devices are programmable multicore microcontrollers with
integrated digital signal processing (DSP) capabilities, offering high-
performance processing and flexible I/O configurations for
applications such as audio processing, robotics, and industrial
automation.
2. Under subtopic of enabling devices and network, we have seen some
list of programmable devices now barfly discussed futures of some
programmable devices.
 Achronix Speedster SPD60: Future iterations may focus on
increasing processing speeds and enhancing flexibility to
accommodate evolving application requirements, such as artificial
intelligence and data-intensive computing tasks.
 Actel’s: Continued development may prioritize further reductions in
power consumption while improving performance, enabling longer
battery life and greater functionality in energy-efficient devices.
 Altera Stratix IV GT and Arria II GX: Future versions could integrate
even faster serial transceivers and more advanced logic resources,
catering to the growing demand for high-speed data processing and
connectivity in networking and telecommunications applications.
 Atmel’s AT91CAP7L: Potential advancements may involve
enhancing reconfigurability and adding support for new features
and peripherals, enabling developers to create even more tailored
solutions for diverse application domains.
 Cypress Semiconductor’s PSoC family: Future iterations may focus
on increasing integration and adding new analog and digital blocks,
providing designers with greater flexibility and functionality for
creating highly integrated and customizable solutions.
 Lattice Semiconductor’s ECP3: Continued development efforts may
target further reductions in power consumption and enhancements
in performance and integration, making ECP3 FPGAs even more
suitable for power-sensitive and space-constrained applications.
 Lime Microsystems’ LMS6002: Future versions could introduce
improvements in RF performance, integration, and programmability,
enabling more efficient and versatile software-defined radio
solutions for wireless communication systems.
 Silicon Blue Technologies: Future developments may concentrate on
advancing low-power FPGA architectures and adding new features
to address emerging application requirements in portable and
battery-operated devices.
 Xilinx Virtex 6 and Spartan 6: Potential advancements may involve
integrating more advanced processing elements, increasing I/O
capabilities, and enhancing configurability to meet the evolving
demands of high-performance computing and embedded systems.
 Xmos Semiconductor L series: Future iterations may focus on
boosting processing performance, expanding I/O options, and
 enhancing programmability to support a broader range of
applications in audio processing, robotics, and industrial
automation.

SEATWORK 1.4

1. Which emerging technologies will have more effect on our day-to-day

life & explain how?
 Artificial Intelligence (AI) will make our lives easier by doing tasks
for us, giving us personalized suggestions, and helping us make
better decisions. It's like having a smart helper that understands
what we need and makes things simpler for us every day.

SEATWORK 1.5

1. Which emerging technologies will have more effect on our day-to-day

life & how?
 Artificial Intelligence (AI) will make our lives easier by automating
tasks, like scheduling and recommending things based on our
preferences. It'll be like having a helpful assistant that adapts to our
needs, saving us time and effort every day.
2. List the top 10 emerging technology of the year 2021 and 2022.
1. Cloud network-device convergence
2. AI for Science
3. Silicon Photonic Chips
4. AI for renewable energy
5. High-precision medicine
6. Privacy-preserving computation
7. Extended Reality (XR)
8. Perceptive soft robotics
9. Satellite-terrestrial Integrated Computing
10. Co-evolution of large- and small-scale AI models