 |
| |
|
| Altera Delivers Solution for HD WDR Suveillance Cameras |
|
Expanding its FPGA solutions for the surveillance market, Altera Corporation announced the industry's first high-definition (HD), surveillance IP camera reference design on a single FPGA. This unique solution features Altera's low-cost Cyclone® III or Cyclone IV FPGAs and intellectual property from Eyelytics and Apical supporting AltaSens' 1080p60 A3372E3-4T and Aptina's 720p60 MT9M033 HD Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) CMOS image sensors.
|
|
Read More...
|
|
|
| Xilinx Unveils ARM-Based Processing Architecture |
|
Xilinx has introduced the architecture for a new Extensible Processing Platform that will deliver unrivaled levels of system performance, flexibility and integration to developers of a wide variety of embedded systems. The ARM(R) Cortex(TM)-A9 MPCore(TM) processor-based platform enables system architects and embedded software developers to apply a combination of serial and parallel processing to address the challenging system requirements presented by the global demand for embedded systems to perform increasingly complex functions.
|
|
Read More...
|
|
|
| Altium adds high-performance, low-cost option to its NanoBoard 3000 |
|
Last September, Altium announced a radical new approach to rapid prototyping with the NanoBoard 3000. The company has now expanded this concept, announcing a new NanoBoard 3000 hosting the Altera Cyclone III® FPGA. The new board continues to provide electronics designers with the same hardware, software and ready-to-use, royalty-free IP of the NanoBoard 3000, but with the power of Altera’s low-cost, high power Cyclone III® FPGA at its core.
|
|
Read More...
|
|
|
| Xilinx Introduces 28nm FPGAs |
|
Xilinx announced the foundation for a next-generation of Xilinx programmable platforms that will give system designers FPGAs that consume half the power at twice the capacity than previously possible for addressing the Programmable Imperative. Xilinx is maximizing the value of the 28nm technology node by choosing a high-performance, low-power process technology, a common scalable architecture across product ranges, and tool innovations so customers will have FPGAs that deliver the ASIC-class capabilities they need to meet their cost and power budgets, while improving their productivity through easy design migration and IP reuse.
|
|
Read More...
|
|
|
| TÜV-Qualified Industrial Safety Data Package for FPGAs |
|
Working in conjunction with TÜV Rheinland, a German safety certification body, Altera has created a pre-qualified development tool chain, including safety manuals and safety intellectual property (IP) cores. The Altera® solution will shorten development time and lower total system cost in safety-critical industrial applications, such as servo and inverter drives, safety devices, and automation controllers.
|
|
Read More...
|
|
| |
|
Don't have an account yet? You can create one. As a registered user you have some advantages like theme manager, comments configuration and post comments with your name. | |
|
|
