Resources
Books, videos, articles, and links I keep coming back to.
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The actual spec I'm implementing against for Hands on ARMs.
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Best intuition-builder for how a CPU works, gate by gate.
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Browser-based Verilog/SystemVerilog simulator — no toolchain install needed.
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The actual standard — class reference, user's guide, and reference implementation.
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Source for the MAC/PHY standard behind Wi-Fi — relevant from the XPAN coexistence work.
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Official spec from the Bluetooth SIG — link layer, L2CAP, GATT, all of it.
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ARM's standard HAL for Cortex-M — core, RTOS, driver interfaces, and the DSP library ANC pipelines are built on.
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Live and on-demand sessions across the open-source projects the Linux Foundation hosts.
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Industry-wide webinar listings across analog, digital, semiconductors — not tied to one vendor.
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The deepest technical reporting on chip design, verification, and manufacturing — not just press releases.
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IEEE's flagship magazine, semiconductor section — broader and more accessible than the trade press.