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June 2009
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DSP-FPGA MILITARY INSIGHTS
Developers throttle the bottleneck to grab maximum I/O bandwidth using FMCsDevelopers throttle the bottleneck to grab maximum I/O bandwidth using FMCs
By Rob Hoyecki, Curtiss-Wright Controls Embedded Computing
The full potential of FPGAs to process data does not have to be hamstrung by data bottlenecks.
Forward Thinking
Semiconductor upturn now in sightSemiconductor upturn now in sight
By Will Strauss, Contributing Editor
Will gets a bead on smartbooks, media phones, Freescale's cellular division sale, and much more.
Sister publication: DSPs
DSP library portability speeds application developmentDSP library portability speeds application development
By Duncan Young
Though DSP libraries abound for AltiVec-based applications, new architectures require new potential hosts for DSP applications. Thus, new libraries providing advanced portability are integral to the equation.
FPGAs
Design techniques for FPGA power optimizationDesign techniques for FPGA power optimization
By Fred Wickersham, Actel Corporation
FPGA power optimization brings to mind a particularly challenging game of limbo. Fred explains, however, that new design techniques can help FPGAs slip under even a power consumption limbo stick held at a tiny height.
Power management
Power vs. performance: The ultimate DSP design challengePower vs. performance: The ultimate DSP design challenge
By Doug Morrissey, Octasic
If a clock tree falls in the forest of synchronous high-speed DSP designs, do any necessary computing functions fall with it? No, argues Doug, who makes the case for axing the clock tree to reduce power consumption by up to 40 percent in a high-performance processor.
FPGAs
White Paper: FPGA Run-Time Reconfiguration: Two Approaches 
White Paper: FPGA Run-Time Reconfiguration: Two Approaches
By Staff, Altera
Good PR: It's not the usual meaning. PR in this case is Partial Reconfiguration, one of two approaches to run-time reconfiguration, with the other being Software Programmable Reconfiguration (SPR), discussed here. However, with benefits including reduced power consumption, hardware reuse, obsolescence avoidance, and flexibility, Good PR could indeed be the result.
Programmable Design
White Paper: Introducing the Xilinx Targeted Design Platform: Fulfilling the Programmable Imperative 
White Paper: Introducing the Xilinx Targeted Design Platform: Fulfilling the Programmable Imperative
By Tim Erjavec , Xilinx
What was once the programmable revolution is now the programmable imperative.

Products
Connect Tech Inc.
Connect Tech Inc.
Virtex-5 & Spartan-3E FPGA embedded computing modulesMORE
Curtiss-Wright Controls Embedded Computing
Curtiss-Wright Controls Embedded Computing
CHAMP-AV6 6U VPX Digital Signal Processor with Quad Freescale MPC8640/8641DMORE
Pentek
Pentek
New Software Radio PMC/XMC Captures and Processes Wideband SignalsMORE
Annapolis Micro Systems, Inc.
Annapolis Micro Systems, Inc.
Offers Dual Twelve Bit 2.3 or 1.5 GSps DAC I/O CardMORE
BittWare Signal Processing Systems
BittWare Signal Processing Systems
S4-AMCMORE
Innovative Integration
Innovative Integration
X5-COM PCI Express IO Module featuring 4 Ethernet/SRIO/Gigabit Serial PortsMORE
Analog Devices
Analog Devices
New FireCracker Development and Reference Design PlatformMORE
Synopsys
Synopsys
FPGA-based Rapid Prototyping: No Assembly Required.MORE

Product Guide
FPGA-based systemsFPGA-based systems
Find a comprehensive listing of FPGA-based systems at our FPGA channel, including Pentek's Model 7156 Dual 400-MHz A/D & 800-MHz D/A PMC/XMC Module, shown here.



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