Solving Today’s Interface Challenges With Ultra-LowDensity FPGA Bridging Solutions
Designers are implementing a wide variety of interface bridging solutions that allow them to transfer data across protocols and, in the process, expand system functionality. The challenge is determining how to most efficiently implement these new bridging solutions without violating system power, footprint and cost requirements.
This paper looks at potential solutions and examines how designers can tackle the interface challenge by implementing highly optimized bridging solutions in ultra-low density (ULD), low power field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) that combine the flexibility of a programmable platform with high performance at low power.
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