• Title FPGAs for Dummies (Intel® and Altera Special Edition)
• Author(s) Andrew Moore
• Publisher: Intel® and Altera
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• Language: English
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• ISBN-13: 978-1118944
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Book Description

Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) are integrated circuits that enable designers to program customized digital logic in the field. The FPGA has evolved from a useful but humble interface device into a system-level integrated circuit (IC) with its own microprocessors, memory blocks, and interfaces.

If you are completely new to FPGAs, or if you want a refreshing high level view of what FPGAs are and what are the future trends in the field, it will help you understand the practical uses of FPGAs.

This eBook examines how FPGAs work, the history, and the future of FPGAs in system design including heterogeneous computing and OpenCL.

• The pros and cons of using FPGAs
• The modern design flow of FPGAs
• Ways to use FPGAs as functional blocks in your system
• Make an informed choice about using FPGAs in your designs by harnessing their power and flexibility!

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