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Easily Create PCIe-Based Designs for FPGAs

When implementing high-bandwidth PCI Express® (PCIe®) designs on FPGAs, success is never guaranteed. You want to spend your time creating custom logic that differentiates your design in the marketplace, not doing tedious work like manually wiring up all the components.

Get your design to market faster and with less effort by using tools that free you up to complete the creative design work. These innovations will help you avoid the complexities of PCIe implementation, such as Transaction Layer Packet encoding and decoding, along with the mundane tasks of system integration like width matching, clock domain conversion, and arbitration. This way, you can dramatically shorten your FPGA design and verification cycles, meet performance requirements, and increase your overall design productivity.

Watch the webcast to find out how you can:

  • Reduce the time and effort to get a PCIe-based design up and running
  • Improve performance on high-bandwidth PCIe-based designs
  • Cut your time to market with a library of PCIe-based intellectual property (IP)

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