Normally Raptor™ Electronic Control Units (ECUs) support the capability of awakening in response to a voltage on the ignition or …
December 2019 Raptor News
As 2019 comes to an end, the Raptor platform celebrates new beginnings with everything from the release of Raptor 2019b …
New Eagle’s Mickey Swortzel Listed in Top 50 Women 2 Watch
New Eagle is thrilled to announce that founder Mickey Swortzel is listed among the Top 50 Women 2 Watch …
Get Hands-On Raptor Training In January 2020
Join us for our popular Raptor Training program where participants will receive hands-on training with our embedded model-based controls, Raptor platform. …
Raptor Power User Tip: Subsystem Reference
In MATLAB R2019b, MathWorks released a new Simulink feature called Subsystem Reference. It is a modeling construct that is good …
New Eagle News | Winter 2019
As we enjoy the holiday season and the beginning of a new year, we’re thrilled to announce a variety of …
New Eagle is Your One-Stop, Production Shop For OEM Hardware
Establishing trusted relationships with major original equipment manufacturers (OEM) can be an overwhelming task for those looking to acquire parts …
3 Points of Friction That Slow Vehicle System Development
If the end game of control system development is to get your system or vehicle into production, you need to …
Raptor Power User Tip: Implementing LIN Bus Master Using Raptor-Dev
Local Interconnect Network (LIN) provides a low-cost communication network alternative to CAN where lower bandwidth and less versatility are acceptable. …
ECUs: More Than Just A Piece of Hardware
Choosing an Electronic Control Unit (ECU) for your EV / HEV / Autonomous vehicle is a huge decision with implications …