Trying to add new functionality to your designs while also lowering costs? Cyclone® IV FPGAs are the market’s lowest cost, lowest power FPGAs, and the device family includes integrated 3.125-Gbps transceiver variants.</ … Read More → "Reduce Total System Costs with Market’s Lowest Cost, Lowest Power FPGAs"
When developing and maintaining industrial communications hardware, supporting new or additional industrial Ethernet protocols often requires new hardware and corresponding software stacks. Rather than re-spinning your boards and migrating software code, you can save time and resources by choosing FPGAs.
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In today’s tough economic times, executive managers, like you, are looking for every advantage over the competition. You must get products to market faster, deliver the latest technology, and reduce development budgets. … Read More → "Increase Your Team’s Productivity with the Right FPGA Software"
Progress to smaller FPGA process geometries has led to shrinking noise … Read More → "Designing a Power Distribution Network for High-End FPGAs"
Need to get your video processing systems up and running faster? Developing these applications typically requires implementing and connecting several complex functions. Watch this 5-minute video to learn about pre-verified, configurable building blocks that simplify and accelerate the process for building a complex video chain. You will:
Three new Xilinx product families leverage the unprecedented power, performance, and capacity enabled by TSMC’s 28 nm high-k metal gate (HKMG), high performance,low power (HPL) process technology and the unparalleled scalability afforded by the FPGA industry’s first unified silicon architecture to provide a comprehensive platform base for next-generation systems.
The MicroTCA backplane can deliver power to run the most demanding applications, up to 80W. The challenge resides in the fact that each watt of power must be dissipated by the small AdvancedMC card through the chassis’ cooling system. Thanks to the Xilinx Virtex-6 FPGA which uses 50% less power than previous generations, … Read More → "Lowering System Costs with Highly Integrated FPGAs & Power Solutions (CHALK TALK)"
Curious about emulation? Watch this Chalk Talk to understand how to get your design developed, debugged and out the door faster with fewer bugs! Join Amelia Dalton as she chats with Lauro Rizzatti from EvE about Transaction-Based Emulation.
Speaker: Lauro Rizzatti, Vice President of Marketing, GM of EVE-USA, EVE
… Read More → "Transaction-Based Co-Emulation With ZeBu"San Jose, CA, November 17, 2009 – Atmel® Corporation (Nasdaq: ATML) announced today the AT88CK201STK Starter Kit. The AT88CK201STK kit allows developers to easily extend secure HF RFID reader capabilities to their embedded microcontroller systems. In many cases, this is the first time developers can easily embed HF RFID reader capability into space constrained embedded systems for preventing counterfeiting of medical and consumable products, tracking and recording chain of ownership, access control, and convenient storage of configuration and sensitive data.
The AT88CK201STK is the industry’s smallest HF RFID reader appropriate for … Read More → "Atmel’s AT88CK201STK CryptoRF® Starter Kit Expands Secure HF RFID capabilities to any Embedded Microcontroller System"
MILPITAS, CA – November 16, 2009 – Linear Technology Corporation announces the LT3971, a 1.2A, 38V step-down switching regulator with an integrated boost diode. Its Burst Mode® operation keeps quiescent current under 2.8µA in no load standby conditions. The LT3971’s 4.3V to 38V input voltage range makes it ideal for automotive and industrial applications. Its internal 2.4A switch can deliver up to 1.2A of continuous output current to voltages as low as 1.19V. The LT3971’s Burst Mode operation offers ultralow quiescent current, making it well suited for applications such as automotive or industrial systems, which demand always-on operation … Read More → "38V, 1.2A (IOUT), 2MHz Step-Down DC/DC Converter at Only 2.8µA Quiescent Current"
