Submitted by fpgawhitepaper on September 12, 2008 - 8:24am
Whitepaper By:
Altera
This paper presents a rigorous methodology for accurately benchmarking the capabilities of an FPGA architecture.The goal of benchmarking is to compare the capabilities of one FPGA architecture versus
Submitted by fpgawhitepaper on September 12, 2008 - 8:24am
Whitepaper By:
Altera
With the advent of low-power CPLDs, low-power electronic product designers now have new options for implementing many of the functions traditionally performed by microcontrollers.
Submitted by fpgawhitepaper on September 12, 2008 - 8:24am
Whitepaper By:
Lattice
As I/O standards continue to evolve towards serialization in both backplane and, more recently, chip-to-chip applications, high speed parallel I/O still has an important role in specific chip-to-chip
Submitted by fpgawhitepaper on September 12, 2008 - 8:23am
Whitepaper By:
Altera
Traditionally, the terms “low power†and “programmable logic†have not been used in the same context.
Submitted by fpgawhitepaper on September 12, 2008 - 8:23am
Whitepaper By:
Altera
Traditionally, portable system designers have used ASICs and ASSPs to implement memory interfaces, I/O expansion, power-on sequencing, discrete logic functions, display, and other functions in portabl
Submitted by fpgawhitepaper on September 12, 2008 - 8:23am
Whitepaper By:
Lattice
In the communications and networking markets, designers face a number of competitive pressures: time-to-market, bandwidth, port density and protocol compliance.
