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Rapid System Prototyping with FPGAs: Accelerating the design process by Benjamin F. Harding, RC Cofer

Rapid System Prototyping with FPGAs: Accelerating the design process Benjamin F. Harding, RC Cofer ebook
Publisher: Newnes
Page: 321
Format: pdf
ISBN: 0750678666, 9780750678667

Ingo Ederer introduced the company's VX4000 3D printing system, saying it could “generate molds the size of a sports car. We wanted this year to present some of the challenges Synopsys customers face to ensure successful AMS design validation for advanced process nodes. Using the NI LabVIEW graphical system design platform, DARwIn achieved full range of motion and accurately imitated human movement so effectively that it was quickly modified to enter the RoboCup soccer competition (see Figure 1). Lynx's open architecture is optimized for rapid, out-of-the-box deployment with Synopsys' Galaxy™ Design Platform and is inherently configurable to readily incorporate third-party technology. Last year, voxeljet technology GmbH (voxeljet.de) CEO Dr. Publisher: Newnes | ISBN: 0750678666 | edition 2005 | PDF | 320 pages | 10,3 mb. Designed for scalable use in design organizations of all sizes, the Lynx Design System combines a production-proven RTL-to-GDSII design flow with productivity-enhancing features to accelerate chip development while mitigating the risks of designing at new process nodes. Figure 1: Three-year trends in manufacturing process nodes for current ASIC/ASSP/SoC prototypes based on FPGAs. Consequently, our topics vary Abstract: Power delivery for a part (be it memory, logic, or otherwise) is of paramount importance, requiring the need to design a Power Delivery Network system which is optimized for the various models of die demand, at the least risk of resonances. 2010 Survey data suggests a rapid increase in ASIC designs targeted below 65nm process node. Drivven (drivven.com), a National Instruments (ni.com) company, has unveiled six new C Series modules designed to give powertrain control system developers the ability to rapidly prototype their engine sensor and actuator interfaces using the NI LabVIEW FPGA Module. Perhaps of greater interest is the rapid movement in chips To achieve these capabilities, chip manufactures must upgrade or replace existing equipment to systems that support the latest process nodes.