Power issues charge up FPGA 2006 symposium
Keywords: Richard Goering Power FPGA 2006 symposium power consumption
[Summary of tips] Power issues charged up the recent FPGA 2006 symposium, and for good reason—many observers see high power consumption as perhaps the biggest factor limiting wider usage of the devices.It's technically feasible to build an FPGA for mobile, battery-powered applications, said a Xilinx Inc. researcher at this research-oriente......|
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