Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "FPGA technology",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Electronicstalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release FPGA expansion targets networking niche from
Xilinx, which we summarised at the time by saying "New devices will enable new levels of cost-optimisation for industrial networking, medical imaging, motor control, defence and high-performance computing applications".
A few weeks before,
we featured the news release IP library gets the measure of FPGA design from
National Instruments: "Suite of software and hardware intellectual property simplifies the use of FPGAs in measurement, control and signal processing applications".
In October 2007, we covered the news from Zuken
concerning its Cadstar FPGA
- take a look at Software partnership aids FPGA simulation
which says: "Cadstar FPGA technology is structured on integration of FPGA design within the PCB layout".
Take a look also at the news release from Actel Europe, FPGAs suit portable applications,
as well as Flash-based FPGAs qualify under the bonnet from Actel Europe,
and Low-cost FPGAs accelerate time to market from Altera Europe.
See also:
Nonvolatile FPGAs promise more for less
(May 2007)
Third generation nonvolatile FPGA family doubles maximum logic capacity, improves performance and adds dedicated DSP blocks
Radiation-tolerant FPGAs power infra-red sounder
(May 2007)
ITT uses Xilinx Virtex-II QPro radiation-tolerant field programmable gate arrays in the Cross-track infra-red sounder
FPGAs work with high-speed ADCs
(April 2007)
FPGA reference design deserialises data streams from TI's ADS6000 ADC family
FPGA supercomputing earns Top BioIT award
(March 2007)
Reconfigurable accelerator boards based on FPGA technology have been ranked among the Top Ten BioIT trends for 2007 as published by the industry publication BioIT World
Hardware development and simulation for FPGAs
(March 2007)
Embedded tools and software specialist will exhibit hardware-development platforms for a range of Altera FPGA's and a new simulation technology, which will shorten development time
FPGA supercomputer celebrates Scottish heritage
(March 2007)
A new FPGA supercomputer named Maxwell is based on technology invented in Scotland and constructed by the FPGA High Performance Computing Alliance
FPGAs provide interface to NAND Flash
(February 2007)
NAND Flash solution interfaces with a host of application processors used in portable applications, such as the Marvell PXA2xx applications processor and Analog Devices' Blackfin DSP
Transceivers and FPGAs unite for networking
(November 2006)
Off-the-shelf solution combines Altera's 32bit Nios II family of embedded processors for FPGAs with a specially programmed Echelon powerline smart transceiver
FPGA based coprocessors on show
(November 2006)
Celoxica has been demonstrating the acceleration of compute intensive oil exploration applications at Supercomputing 06
FPGA coprocessor speeds HyperTransport design
(October 2006)
Complete off-the-shelf hardware and software compiler design bundle for high-performance computing uses industry standard HyperTransport slots
Extreme FPGAs gain Serial RapidIO support
(October 2006)
Mercury Computer has ported its high-performance Serial RapidIO IP product line, to the LatticeSC family of 90nm Extreme Performance FPGAs
Design environment supports crossover PLDs
(October 2006)
Altium Designer has been enhanced to include full support for Lattice's MachXO family of crossover programmable logic devices (PLDs)
Module offers acquisition link to CAN
(September 2006)
Module provides direct connectivity to low-speed/fault-tolerant CAN networks, further establishing CompactRIO as an ideal platform for in-vehicle measurement and control applications
Module masters complex DSP challenges
(August 2006)
The Heron-FPGA14 module is the latest in a range of Heron modules with a Xilinx Virtex-4 FPGA
FPGA-based boards boost BladeCenter performance
(June 2006)
Nallatech has announced a family of high performance computing offerings designed to be hosted in IBM's BladeCenter applications
Altera adds weight to third-generation technology
(June 2006)
Altera is to assist Tpack in promotion of its third generation of packet mapper and switching technology on a global basis
Recorder has single-slot radio transceiver onboard
(May 2006)
Pentek has released the latest in its RTS family of real-time data recording and playback platforms, the RTS 2504
Mezzanine card puts FPGA to work on floating point
(April 2006)
The FM480 is a PCI Mezzanine Card based on the latest Virtex-4 FPGA technology from Xilinx
Alliance to explain accelerated computing
(March 2006)
Celoxica is joining AMD and Xilinx to present solutions for accelerated computing at the Embedded Systems Conference in the San Jose McEnery Convention Centre
Platform supports Silicon Graphics blade
(March 2006)
The Mitrion Platform now supports the new SGI RASC RC100 computation blade, built with dual Xilinx Virtex-4 FPGAs
Tool expands design debugging functionality
(March 2006)
ProDesign is integrating its newest Chipit Platinum V4 ASIC verification system with the Siloti Visibility Enhancement product introduced separately today by Novas Software
Digitisers take peak detection onboard
(March 2006)
New-generation high-performance digitisers feature novel FPGA-based peak detection technology
Logic module simplifies FPGA-based design
(February 2006)
A novel logic module with accompanying software simplifies the use of FPGA technology in prototyping and small volume applications
FPGA tackles power sensitive applications
(December 2005)
QuickLogic's PolarPro FPGA architecture will break new ground for FPGA adoption into portable electronic applications
Kit supports programmable mixed-signal design
(December 2005)
A comprehensive design environment fully supports implementation of the new Fusion programmable system chip
Mixed-signal FPGA removes designers' handcuffs
(December 2005)
The Actel Fusion programmable system chip is billed as the world's first mixed-signal FPGA family
Digitiser cards detect small signals in noise
(December 2005)
Gage Applied Technologies has added optional onboard signal averaging capabilities in its range of high-resolution digitiser cards, allowing users to detect very small signals in noisy environments
FPGAs further penetrate portable electronics
(November 2005)
QuickLogic has announced an innovation in programmable logic technology, providing developers with startling new performance for portable electronics products
ESL by any other name
(October 2005)
The latest hot topic in the chip design world recently has been electronic system level design, says Rob Irwin, Product Marketing Manager at Altium
Design suite turns to reconfigurable computing
(September 2005)
Users of Cray XD1 supercomputers will soon be able to use the DK Design Suite to program reconfigurable computing applications
Alliance brings FPGAs to mobile computing
(July 2005)
Nallatech has signed a partnership agreement with NextCom, provider of extreme performance, ruggedised mobile computing products
C-based design tools support new RASC technology
(June 2005)
Celoxica has added support for Silicon Graphics' reconfigurable application-specific computing (RASC) technology to its DK Design Suite of tools for C-based design and synthesis
Software reconfigures FPGAs on the fly
(June 2005)
New free programming software allows designers to reconfigure LatticeXP nonvolatile FPGAs in the field without interrupting system operation
FPGA-based modules offer flexible graphics
(May 2005)
Two new PCI-based mezzanine modules from MEN Mikro Elektronik bring flexibility, long-term availability and temperature independence to graphics solutions