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Analog Devices is offering a 50% discount on new SHARC Processor Family evaluation kits until July 31, 2008.
The SHARC Processor fits into a variety of applications such as Digital Home, Pro Audio, Industrial and Instrumentation, Automotive, Military, and Medical.
The following kits will be discounted to $249 through your local Distributor: ADZS-21262-EZLITE, ADZS-21364-EZLITE, ADZS-21369-EZLITE, and ADZS-21375-EZLITE.
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FPGA CPU / last update 2003
The purpose of this site is to share the lore of designing custom processors and integrated systems-on-chips using FPGAs (field-programmable gate arrays). The XSOC Project - an unsupported collection of experimental hardware and software designs and specifications, cited in the Circuit Cellar magazine series, "Building a RISC System in an FPGA", and providing an example for the noble purpose of teaching computer design.
preview:
http://www.fpgacpu.org
date: 2/5/2003
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OpenCores
OpenCores is a loose collection of people who are interested in developing hardware, with a similar ethos to the free software movement.
Currently the emphasis is on digital modules called 'cores', since FPGAs have reduced the incremental cost of a core to approximately zero.
preview:
http://www.opencores.org
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Optimize for Performance or Power with Tensilica and Virage Logic Core-Optimized IP Kits
Join Virage Logic and Tensilica for an informative technical webinar on the recently introduced Core-Optimized IP Kits for Tensilica's Diamond Standard processor family.
Specifically tuned to optimize the performance of Tensilica's Diamond Standard product line processor cores, this joint collaboration provides mutual customers with physical IP that leverages Virage Logic's silicon proven embedded memory IP and standard cell libraries to...
preview:
http://www.techonline.com
date: 1/24/2007
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Using Soft Cores to Avoid Microprocessor Obsolescence
You may have a legacy design that is still in production and is manufactured with components, including microprocessors, that are being end-of-life'd by the supplier.
Or you may have a legacy design that you want to cost reduce, and integrate the processor with surrounding peripherals without incurring the high NRE cost of ASIC development.
Microprocessors used in these situations are often venerable 8 or 16 bit architectures like the 8051,...
preview:
http://www.latticesemi.com
date: 10/17/2007
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