Using SATA for SOC Solutions on 40-nm Transceiver FPGAs

by Kevin Morris

With applications needing to store more data for longer periods of time, SATA provides an efficient, cost-effective storage interface. Watch this 7-minute video for a demo showing how easy it is to take advantage of the data storage capabilities of SATA using 40-nm transceiver FPGAs.

Learn how easy and fast it is to verify board and design functionality with a SATA connection.
Find out about additional functions you can incorporate into your design with a SATA interface.
See the Stratix® IV GX FPGA Development Kit and the Arria® II GX FPGA Development Kit in action.

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Using SATA for SOC Solutions on 40-nm Transceiver FPGAs

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