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Five Ways to Build Flexibility into Industrial Applications with FPGAs

As industrial system complexity increases, FPGAs offer the ability to integrate an entire system on a chip (SoC), at a lower cost compared to discrete MCU, DSP, ASSP, or ASIC solutions. This document describes using an Altera industrial-grade FPGA as a coprocessor or SoC to bring flexibility to industrial applications. Providing a single, highly integrated platform for multiple industrial products, Altera FPGAs can substantially reduce development time and risk.


Authors: Jason Chiang, Sr. Technical Marketing Manager, Altera Corporation

Stefano J. Zammattio, Product Manager, Altera Corporation

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