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August 25, 2009

Simplifying Processor-Based Designs in FPGAs

by Bryon Moyer

Using processors in FPGAs?  It doesn’t have to be complicated.  Join Amelia Dalton as she chats with Steve Wenande of Xilinx about Simplifying Processor-Based Designs in FPGAs.

The webcast discusses the basics of getting a processor-based design up and running in an FPGA.  Assembling an embedded system on an FPGA may seem like a daunting task, but as this webcast shows, it can be amazingly easy.  This webcast walks you through the steps and tools you’ll need to get up and running quickly.

Speaker:  Steve Wenande, Senior Technical Marketing Engineer, Xilinx

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