If you own a plug-in vehicle or are considering one, you’ve probably been exposed to the terms Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3 associated with charging speeds — not to be confused with the levels of ...

No, in the parlance of the design-engineering community, ESL does not mean “English as a second language.” Rather, it refers to design activity at the electronic-system level, a way of defining SoC ...

We all know that ESL stands for Electronic System Level design, and per Gartner Dataquest's definition, it encompasses the concurrent design of the hardware and software parts of an electronic product ...

Public EV charging infrastructure can be spotty. That’s especially true if you live in a rural area and don’t have a Tesla to access the Supercharger network. Most electric car owners will install a ...

System design flows are traditionally multi-vendor. The adoption of electronic system-level (ESL) design and highly configurable IP is increasing the dis-aggregation of the supply-chain. This demands ...