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Fish Fry - January 28, 2011

In my Fish Fry this week, I delve into sneaky ways to take advantage of the variance found in our semiconductor processes, check out the variety of features found in the new family of 28nm FPGAs from Altera and discover a truly unique USB hub from Thanko. Also this week, I look forward to next week’s DesignCon and announce a winner of last week’s nerdy giveaway.

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Watch Previous Fish Frys

Fish Fry Links – January 28, 2011

DesignCon 2011 

EVE’s ZeBu announcement

Transaction-Based Co-Emulation With ZeBu Chalk Talk 

Bryon Moyer’s Article: A PUF Piece Revealing Secrets Buried Deep Within Your Silicon

Kevin Morris’s Article: Fun With Family Planning

Altera’s 28nm announcement 

Thanko Gold Ingot USB Hub 

Texas Instruments Eval Module for TPS84620-692 courtesy of Digi-Key

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