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Taray: New Technologies for FPGA Board Design
Joe Gianelli, Vice President Marketing and Business Development at Taray, discusses the challenges of FPGA design and board integration (PCB). FPGA pin assignments affect more than just the FPGA.
They also have an impact – potentially a bigger one – on the routability of the PCB. From this perspective, one of the biggest challenges is visualizing the PCB topology so that component placement can be used as a constraint during the pin assignment process.
Using 7Circuits’ PCB-like view of the design, the quality of the pin assignments at a board level is readily apparent.
But 7Circuits doesn’t just display this information to the user as an afterthought; it actually uses that data to automatically create board-optimized assignments across multiple FPGA’s and components.
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About Taray, Inc.
Taray is an innovative provider of cutting edge EDA tools and design services to the FPGA design community.
Since its inception in 2002, Taray has focused on solving FPGA and board design problems critical to the success of its customers.
Its flagship Memory Interface Generator tool for FPGAs has been successfully integrated in the Xilinx [PCB Design]
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