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FPGA
Field Programmable Gate Arrays are chips that can be programmed to do any function that can be done with Digital Logic. They can usually be reprogrammed wherever you want (in the field) and can take whole processors. The biggest ones have more transistors than the Pentium III Processor.
Sites in FPGA
Eg3
Portal for embedded systems, dsp, real-time/rtos, board-level computing and SOCs.
Flextronics Semiconductor
FPGA replacement into lower cost integrated circuits.
NASA Digital Engineering Institute
Dedicated to the design and use of programmable and quick-turn technologies for space flight applications.
Virginia Tech
Configurable computing research lab.
FPGA Information
FPGA links maintained by the University of Idaho.
Xylon
Electronic company focused on FPGA design development.
VIUF
comp.lang.vhdl archive frequently asked questions resource.
Chipworks
Provider of reverse engineering services, analyzing the circuitry and physical composition of semiconductor chips and electronic systems for competitive study, intellectual property support, and reliability assurance.
FPGA CPU
Exploring the design and implementation of custom processors and integrated systems-on-chips using FPGAs.
Xeltek
Manufactures and sales of universal programmer and adapter.
SynthWorks Design Inc.
Provides hands-on, how-to VHDL training with a focus on hardware ASIC, FPGA, and system design and test.
Coolusers.com
Offers embedded products such as electronic micro-controllers, radio control, microchips and RF remote access controllers.
Berkeley Reconfigurable Architectures, Systems, and Software
Berkeley's lab for reconfigurable technologies: a wide variety of projects on various themes
Glossary of FPGA centric terms
A useful glossary provided by xilinx of terms used FPGA and associated technologies.
vlsi forum
VlSI forum site for discussion on any of VLSI topics like FPGA, ASIC, Microprocessor, semiconductors.
Xilinx Virtex-II Pro FPGA
FPGA, with RocketIO(tm) multigigabit transceivers, and IBM PowerPC cores, all integrated on one standard product |
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