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Reduce Total System Costs with Market's Lowest Cost, Lowest Power FPGAs (WEBCAST)

Trying to add new functionality to your designs while also lowering costs? Cyclone® IV FPGAs are the market’s lowest cost, lowest power FPGAs, and the device family includes integrated 3.125-Gbps transceiver variants. Watch this webcast to learn how you can meet the requirements of your cost-sensitive, bandwidth-intensive applications with Cyclone IV FPGAs.

Sponsored by: Altera

Actel FPGAs for Handheld Portable Applications (WEBCAST)

The portable electronics market is booming, and the continuing demand for smaller, more portable devices poses design challenges as end-users want more features, improved performance plus longer battery life. Actel’s nonvolatile flash FPGAs are unique in their ability to meet all the demands of the portable electronics designer: low active and static power consumption, small footprint packages, design security, higher integration, and live at power-up operation.

Sponsored by: Actel

Platform Management Using MachXO & ProcessorPM PLDs (Webcast)

PLDs are commonly used in platform management applications for housekeeping and power-up management. In this webcast, we discuss the requirements of PLDs in this scenario and look at some of the advantages of the MachXO and ProcessorPM devices from Lattice. We will also examine some of the convenient tools that Lattice provides for quick evaluation and experimentation of the MachXO and ProcessorPM PLDs.

Sponsored by: Lattice

Simplifying Embedded Hardware and Software Development with Targeted Reference Designs (WHITE PAPER)

FPGAs are becoming the platform of choice for a growing number of hardware and software designers developing embedded processing applications for the industrial, medical, communications, aerospace, and defense markets. The combined value of design flexibility to support changing standards, reduced cost due to better system integration, and parallel processing performance has steadily fueled this trend of implementing complete systems on FPGAs.

Sponsored by: Xilinx

Pushing The Envelope in FPGA Design Using PlanAhead (CHALK TALK)

Want to have the best FPGA designs on the block? You have to push the technology to stay competitive. Join Amelia Dalton as she talks with Greg Daughtry of Xilinx in this Chalk Talk about pushing the envelope in FPGA design.

Sponsored by: Xilinx

Dual-Processor FPGA Designs Made Easier (CHALK TALK)

Thinking of using multiple processors on FPGA-based systems? Join Amelia Dalton as she demystifies dual-processor development with Rey Archide of Xilinx.

Sponsored by: Xilinx

Accelerating System Designs Requiring High-Bandwidth Connectivity with Targeted Reference Designs (WHITE PAPER)

FPGAs that provide multi-gigabit serial transceivers to implement high-speed serial protocols have become the platform of choice for a large and growing number of applications today. The flexibility to accommodate different protocols, line rates, and emerging standards has made the multi-gigabit serial transceiver the perfect companion to the flexible reprogrammable logic in FPGAs. However, this flexibility comes at a cost. Designing systems that incorporate high-speed serial I/O is difficult enough. Designing systems that work with multiple protocols and different line rates is even more challenging.

Sponsored by: Xilinx

Simplifying Processor-Based Designs in FPGAs (CHALK TALK)

Using processors in FPGAs? It doesn't have to be complicated. Join Amelia Dalton as she chats with Steve Wenande of Xilinx about Simplifying Processor-Based Designs in FPGAs.

Sponsored by: Xilinx

Putting Low Power and Flexibility Where It Matters Most: Handheld Portable Applications (WHITE PAPER)

In the short span of three decades, electronics have not only proliferated in our world, but have also gotten smaller and more portable. The march of Moore’s Law has brought portability to the consumer, industrial, military, medical and other markets.

Sponsored by: Actel

Intelligent Digital Power Management (WHITE PAPER)

Today’s complex system designs require capable and efficient power management to enable the advanced features customers demand. Intelligent power management is essential in fulfilling green initiatives and minimizing power consumption. Actel offers an intelligent digital power management (IDPM) solution that provides high-level power management in a low-power, configurable, single-chip design.

Sponsored by: Actel