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What is an FPGA?

A Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) is a type of gate array that is programmed in the field rather than in a semiconductor fab.
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2009-11-19 FPGAs boast six-week turnaround time
  This is the only FPGA cost-reduction solution that supports all devices, packages, speed and temperature grades
2009-11-11 FPGA-based AMC handles high-speed optical links
  From CommAgility comes the AMC-V5F-10G high-performance FPGA-based interface and processing card for the latest wireless baseband
2009-11-06 Low-cost FPGAs support mainstream serial protocols
  Altera Corp. has launched the latest Cyclone low-cost FPGA family, which adds support for mainstream serial protocols and offers a rich supply of logic, memory and DSP capabilities
2009-10-06 Achieve efficiency with FPGA-powered platform controls
  Machine builders are looking for solutions to boost product power efficiencies. Here's how you can achieve optimal efficiency with FPGA-powered platform controls
2009-09-24 FPGA design software tailored for 40/100G apps
  Xilinx offers design support for serial connectivity FPGAs with the release of the ISE Design Suite software.
2009-09-23 FPGA-based dev't board eases prototyping
  Altium unveils an FPGA-based development board that makes instant prototyping of electronic designs easy
2009-09-22 Execs weigh in on SoC design challenges
  The ASIC versus FPGA debate took an interesting turn, as executives from two design tool firms offered dueling keynote address on the virtues of and challenges facing FPGA-based and ASIC-based SoCs designs
2009-09-16 40nm Stratix FPGA amps up 820K LEs
  Altera Corp. has beefed up the high-end density range of its 40nm Stratix IV E FPGAs to 820K logic elements (LEs).
2009-08-27 Mid-range FPGA packs higher DSP capacity
  Lattice Semiconductor Corp. has begun sampling of LatticeECP3(TM)-150 FPGA, the highest-density device in its high-value, low-power ECP3 mid-range FPGA family
2009-08-25 Debug chip designs with FPGA-powered emulators
  Creating a hardware emulation system is no easy task. Emulation systems must be easy to program, reliable and affordable.
2009-08-18 PCIe digitizer packs on-board FPGA
  Agilent Technologies Inc. introduced its new PCIe high-speed DAQ card with on-board FPGA for real-time data processing
2009-07-29 FPGA startups struggle to stay in the game
  A vast majority of programmable logic startups have failed, whether succumbing to acquisition, retreating into other markets or simply closing up shop.
2009-07-02 Low-power FPGAs come with security features
  Altera Corp. has announced the Altera Cyclone III LS FPGAs, a low-power FPGA family with security features. These devices offer 0.25W of static power for 200K logic elements
2009-06-17 LatticeXP2 configuration encryption and security usage guide
  The LatticeXP2 devices are non-volatile and have on-chip configuration Flash. Once programmed (either by JTAG or SPI port), this data is a part of the FPGA device and can be used to self-download the SRAM portion without requiring any additional external boot prom
2009-06-08 Dev't kit simplifies high-speed serial interface designs
  Altera Corp. has released the Stratix IV GX FPGA development kit that features hardware and software solutions for the rapid creation of designs using 40nm Stratix IV GX FPGAs with integrated 8.5Gbit/s transceivers


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