EE Times Virtual Conference: Programmable Logic 2010

The knocks against FPGAs (field-programmable gate array) for nearly as long as they`ve been around is that they`re too complex to design with, they use too much power, and they cost too much. At this virtual conference, we`ll debunk all three of those myths. In fact, you`ll learn that you can go to mass production with a high-volume end product with a low-cost FPGA at the core. At the other end of the spectrum, you`ll learn that FPGAs work just fine in high-availability applications, even those that demand the highest levels of security. Planned tracks include:

• What kinds of FPGA IP are available today
• Deploy the right tools using the right techniques
• High-reliability applications