MIPS Plants a New Family Tree
“Aptiv” Line of Processors: the Start of a New Generation
Blame BMW. Or maybe Sears, Roebuck & Co. The trend of classifying all your products into clearly defined low, middle, and high ranges has now extended its grasp to MIPS Technologies.
Carmakers figured out a long time ago that it would help sell cars if consumers could keep all the confusing model numbers straight. Thus, General Motors had its Chevrolet brand (low end), its Buicks (midrange), and its Cadillacs (high end). That branding strategy served the company quite well, even when all three cars were actually the same vehicle with different hood ornaments. Read More
latest news
May 16, 2012
Alpha Data Releases NEW High-Performance Kintex-7 FPGA Based XMC Card
May 15, 2012
Forte’s SystemC High-Level Synthesis Licensed by HighIP Design Company
Digi-Key Corporation and T-Global Technology Sign Global Distribution Agreement
May 14, 2012
May 11, 2012
SWS Launches Development Platform for MEMS Inertial Sensors
May 10, 2012
Mouser and TDK-Lambda Announce Partnership for Global Distribution
May 09, 2012
Lattice Ships One Million MachXO2 Programmable Logic Devices
Verified: the need for continued VHDL support
Altium and NXP collaborate to deliver component content online
High Voltage Inverting Charge Pumps Offer Low Input & Output Ripple
May 08, 2012
36VIN, 600mA µModule Step-Down Regulator in 6.25mm x 11.25mm BGA Consumes only 5µA Quiescent Current
Power When You Need It
Aldec Harnesses Massive Server Capacity
Sensing 3D
FPGAs and The Next Generation of Cameras
Kind Of A Big Deal
Xilinx Rebuilds Tools - From Scratch
On Your Mark
Achronix Gets Ready to Roll
Staring Down Giants
Achronix Introduces New 22nm FPGAs
Editors' Blog
FPGA Prototype Debug Access
Synopsys tries to ease the tradeoff between trace capture speed and FPGA resource utilization. (7-May)
Minding the Home Front
Employers are increasingly concerned that they need to know more about you before and even after they hire you. What does that mean for you? (1-Apr)
Time to Get Loud
When everyone is tweeting and texting and messaging and Liking, how can you be heard? (1-Apr)
Graychip Alternatives
Graychip Alternatives If your design uses TI’s Graychip DSPs and you are changing your design but you don’t want to change that part – and yet they’re marked “obsolete” or “not recommended for new designs,” what do you do? (26-Mar)
A Conference Presentation Figure of Merit
Ever wonder if there was a better way to measure the effectiveness of conference presentations than those silly rating sheets that you never fill out anyway? (9-Mar)
forum
Racing Electronics
Posted on 05/16/12 at 1:22 PM by Jim Turley
MIPS Plants a New Family Tree
Posted on 05/15/12 at 5:17 PM by kevin
The Process of Process Tracking
Posted on 05/15/12 at 3:01 PM by Jim Turley
Oh, wait... It's Satin, not Satan.
Never mind.
MIPS Plants a New Family Tree
Posted on 05/15/12 at 2:59 PM by Jim Turley
subscribe to our fpga newsletter
Turning an oscilloscope into a logic analyzer (Yesterday)
Scientists make Wi-Fi twenty times faster (Yesterday)
Controlling a 2012 robot with a 1983 notebook PC (Yesterday)
And the Privacy Invasion Award goes to … (Yesterday)
A bit of classic Feynman 1 (15-May)
On Demand
Maximize Design Productivity With PCIe/104 FPGA/Processor
Chalk Talk sponsored by Kontron
IP and Process Solutions for Energy-efficient PMICs
Chalk Talk sponsored by ARM
Tips and Techniques for 28-nm Design Optimization
White Paper sponsored by Altera
Embedded Design Verification Best Practices Short Video
Embedded Signal Processing Capabilities of the LatticeECP3 sysDSP Block
White Paper sponsored by Lattice
It's 2022: Do You Know What Your FPGA Is?
Chalk Talk sponsored by Altera
FPGA Prototyping with the Kintex-7 KC705 Evaluation Kit
Chalk Talk sponsored by Xilinx
High-Reliability in FPGA Design - SEU Mitigation
Chalk Talk sponsored by Synopsys