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| White Paper: Critical Techniques for High Speed A/D Converters in Real-Time Systems (Third Edition Handbook) |
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| By Roger H. Hosking, Pentek, Inc. |
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| Technology, Theory, Products, Applications |
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| Power management April 2008 | |
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| Power consumption as the competitive advantage |
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| Our exclusive interview sheds light on how Actel’s strategy and technology are reshaping programmable logic for the latest power-sensitive applications. |
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| Stretching the boundaries for FPGAs and people |
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| Q&A with Jeff Kodosky, Co-Founder and Technology Fellow, National Instruments |
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| Driving both technology and cost/performance |
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| Q&A with Chris Fanning and David Lee Rutledge, Lattice Semiconductor Corporation |
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| Signal processing April 2008 | |
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| Signal processing in FPGAs goes mainstream |
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| Q&A with Jeffrey Milrod, President and CEO, BittWare |
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| “Projecting” images in radar and medical applications |
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| By David Pointer, SRC Computers |
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| An FPGA contributes to a reconfigurable system’s performance by allowing a programmer to explicitly and completely dedicate a device to the solution of the regular, uninterrupted streaming aspects of a program |
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| SIGINT in the real world presents nuances |
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| By Dr. Malachy Devlin, Nallatech |
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| the flexibility of the FPGA means it can be used to run a dynamically configurable measurement application that measures the effect of the ‘uncontrollable’ parameters. |
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| Big images, complex processing? Think objects |
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| Today’s real-time image processing hardware is feeling the pinch. Gigabit Ethernet links feed multi-million pixel full color space video to frame grabbers. Multi-core processors, fed by high bandwidth PCI Express ports, consume image processed data as fast as it can be delivered. It’s no wonder that traditional reprogrammable devices are straining to keep pace across a range of automated inspection, security/surveillance, and professional video applications. |
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| Programmable logic: The key to effective interface design |
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| By Doug Morrissey , Octasic |
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| Ideally, OEMs should be able to get exactly the interfaces they need, without the cost and drawbacks of buying a fully-featured DSP. |
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| Hanging up on analog and flexing Wireless/DSP muscles |
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| By William Strauss, Forward Concepts |
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| The demise of analog cellular, the growth of InterDigital and VeriSilicon, and DSP shipments. |
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| ASICs and ASSPs January 2008 | |
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| White Paper: FPGA Judgment Day: Rise of Second Generation Structured ASICs |
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| This paper introduces a new technology, the second generation Structured ASIC, that is tipped to reenergize the path to innovation within the electronics industry. |
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| Spearmint- or cinnamon-flavored handsets? An SDR the size of a Gumstix |
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| By Q & A with Steve Jennis, PrismTech |
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| At a recent Software Defined Radio Forum meeting in Portland, Oregon, PrismTech showcased their SCA implementation on a small form factor "motherboard" by Gumstix. |
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| Tune in: MIMO IP for FPGAs benefits military and commercial radios |
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| By Q & A with Babak Daneshrad, PhD, Silvus Communication Systems |
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| Silvus has some amazing IP – they've cracked the code on tuning SDR antennas to take advantage of tiem, frequency, and space. |
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| Living on borrowed time: Oregon’s 1960s era public safety
radio nets ready for upgrades |
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| By Mike Zanon, Oregon Wireless |
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| We all get so focused on technology – bytes, algorithms, signal processing, and EDA tools – that we sometimes forget that all this is actually used by someone, somewhere. |
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| FPGAs drive a wedge into embedded market fragmentation |
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| By Q & A with Craig Anderson, Nallatech |
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| Nallatech is one of those quiet technology companies whose "still waters run deep." |
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| Low-power technology - the chicken or the egg? |
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| Low power management solutions are key in the industry’s continuing quest to become smaller, cheaper, and portable. |
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