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Making FPGAs work for embedded developers 2006-10-17
This a discussion of the limitations of current FPGA tools in embedded systems design  
Build a real-time driver drowsiness tracking system 2009-02-04
Here's a prototypical real-time tracking system based on soft-core embedded processor, FPGA and SOC  
Trends, challenges in systems design 2005-06-16
Basic system-design methodologies are changing to enable the parallel design of the FPGA and PCB for optimum system cost, performance and cycle time  
Improving performance in wireless subsystems 2008-02-01
For operations that can benefit from parallelism, signal processing functions in wireless systems can be improved by taking advantage of FPGA fabric flexibility and embedded DSP blocks in current FPGA architectures  
Flexible analysis lead to power integrity 2008-10-27
FPGA designs, rail analysis tools for ASICs and full-custom designs are suggested solutions to some power integrity issues  
Accelerate performance via hybrid multi-processing and FPGAs 2007-08-03
Multiprocessing is becoming a key differentiator for FPGA-based processor architectures  
High-speed FPGAs need enhanced PCB design 2008-04-16
As FPGAs have evolved into true programmable SoCs, the task of designing the PCBs on which these chips are used has become more complex. The die, chip package and board form a closely coupled system in which careful PCB design is needed to fully realise the capabilities of an FPGA  
Using LTE on FPGAs 2009-02-19
Read about LTE's features and know how FPGA may address the increased processing demands of this specification  
Using GreenPAK to design, program custom chip in minutes 2011-11-09
GreenPAK 1 is like a super-small mixed-signal FPGA that you can design and program in just a few minutes and that costs only a few cents  
Shift from FPGAs for prototype to ASICs for production 2011-12-16
The idea of migrating an FPGA design into an ASIC can be overwhelming to a design team, but careful planning can significantly ease the process  
Speed up down-converter implementation with rapid prototyping 2008-07-17
Using the right EDA tools, performance can be simulated, analysed and design characteristics automatically converted to generic HDL code appropriate for synthesis and FPGA implementation  
Using FPGAs to interface with digital comm protocols 2008-12-04
Here's a tutorial on FPGA-based implementation of custom or proprietary digital protocols  
PLDs ease time-to-market pressures 2007-11-16
Today's devices provide the advantages of both an FPGA and a CPLD with a non-volatile, low-cost, instant-on high performance logic solution for applications that have traditionally used CPLDs  
Program flash memory with parallel flash loaders and CPLDs 2006-02-02
Flash memory chips are common, but loading them up with code or data is still a trick. This how-to article shows you how FPGA chips can accelerate flash loading  
Hardware/software integration: Reducing the gap 2011-03-28
Read about compressing the HW/SW integration gap when using FPGA prototypes  
Sorting data in two clock cycles 2005-02-01
Image recognition can be a tricky and math-intensive problem. This research uncovered a way to do much of the work using an FPGA . . . and just the right sort of algorithm  
Implement poly-phase video scaling in FPGAs 2008-12-05
Here's an overview of poly-phase video scaling followed by a detailed description of poly-phase scaling in an FPGA  
FPGAs don remote reprogram habits 2001-05-01
FPGAs are often used in embedded devices because they can be reprogrammed and one way of getting the new program to the device is by sending it through the net.  
Xilinx rolls soft core 32-bit MPU, targets networking 2001-06-01
Xilinx's MicroBlaze 32-bit processor setting up the groundwork for a new multi-processor platform for the industry to use in the near future.  
Using reference designs in implementing low, high frequency ADCs 2010-04-08
Designers of digital systems are familiar with implementing the "leftovers" of their digital design by using FPGAs and CPLDs to glue together various processors, memories and standard function components on their PCB.  
Design a scalable OFDMA engine for WiMAX 2008-09-17
WiMAX, with OFDMA as a key technology, is gaining popularity as a broadband wireless access technology. It is necessary to choose a silicon platform that offers flexibility, scalability and a risk-free cost-reduction path.  
The future of programmable logic 2003-11-01
Before long, platform FPGAs containing fixed or configurable processors and custom hardware will dominate the field of hardware design. By then, hardware/software codesign will be the norm.  
The C programmer's guide to Verilog 2003-08-01
Now that hardware is designed in high-level languages, the fields of hardware and software development are beginning to merge. Here's an introduction to hardware design in Verilog for the uninitiated.  
The partitioning challenge of ASIC design into multiple FPGAs 2010-02-12
Partitioning a large ASIC design into multiple FPGAs can be challenging. Doing some upfront planning and selecting the right tool flow can make achieve a thoroughly verified ASIC and first-silicon success.  
Optimising power electronics for HEV 2012-02-09
To achieve maximum power density, electric losses and thermal resistances must be kept to a minimum, and maximum component integration must be implemented.  
I/O gating versus sleep modes 2006-09-20
Here are the differences between CPLDs with an I/O gating feature, and the "sleep modes" used by FPGAs.  
28nm FPGAs target next-gen communication apps 2011-03-23
Xilinx Inc.'s Kintex-7 K325T FPGAs are built with 28nm technology to meet the price and power performance needs of key communications applications.  
Open source hardware 2002-12-02
This technical article discusses how open-source techniques in hardware design are still impossible to achieve with the current technology available to engineers.  
Single-mask simplicity needed for SoC 2001-06-01
The move to multimillion-gate chips made it necessary to adopt design-reuse strategies for new SoC devices.  
Take advantage of GPIB capabilities 2008-11-18
Learn about new extensions of the General Purpose Interface Bus and their inetgration into hardware framework.  


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