Altera's FPGAs support extended temperature range
Author: Ismini Scouras

Altera Corp. has released low-cost Cyclone II FPGAs that can operate in the extended temperature range of -400C to 1250C for designers building temperature-sensitive applications in the industrial, military and automotive sectors.

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