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National Instruments: Develop and Deploy FPGAs Easily
Rick Kuhlman, Product Manager at National Instruments for 'LabVIEW FPGA,' discusses NI's push into making FPGA technology easy for engineers to use. NI has extended this LabVIEW paradigm of programming from desktop and real-time systems to the FPGA.
Perhaps the most unique characteristic of LabVIEW and its usage with FPGAs is the ability of LabVIEW to easily represent parallelism, which is a key differentiation between programming for processor-based systems and FPGAs.
When a user creates two parallel paths of data in LabVIEW FPGA, they physically become parallel processes in the hardware.
LabVIEW FPGA also has many built-in functions that make it easy to get up and running quickly including DMA data streaming, on-board memory communication, signal processing, motion control, digital communication buses, and more.
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About National Instruments
National Instruments builds on industry-standard technology to create real-time, embedded solutions.
NI customers can deterministically acquire data and then analyze and present their results across their enterprise or across the Internet using the networked measurement capabilities of NI LabVIEW, a leading graphical programming environment for measurement and automation applications. [data acquisition, test and measurement, FPGA]
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