T. Lombardi
Abstract
Today's race to the technology leader causes design engineers to use more and more programmable logic in their designs in order to hit that shrinking market window. This paper elaborates on the implementation problems a design engineer faces, and introduces a technology-independent methodology for designing PLDs and FPGAs in a system context.>
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Today's race to the technology leader causes design engineers to use more and more programmable logic in their designs in order to hit that shrinking market window. This paper elaborates on the implementation problems a design engineer faces, and introduces a technology-independent methodology for designing PLDs and FPGAs in a system context.>
Key concepts: Context (archaeology), Computer science, Window (computing), Logic synthesis, Programmable logic device, Field-programmable gate array, Software engineering, Programming language