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Acknowledgements
1. Introduction
2. Fundamental Concepts
3. The Origin of FPGAs
4. Alternative FPGA Architectures
5. Programming ( Configuring) an FPGA
6. Who Are All the Players?
7. FPGA Versus ASIC Design Styles
8. Schematic-Based Des ign Flows
9. HDL-Based Design Flows
10. Silico n Virtual Prototyping for FPGAs
11. C/C++ etc, - Based Desi gn Flows
12. DSP- Based Design Flows
13. Embed ded Processor-Based Design Flows
14. Modular and Incrementa l Design
15. High-Speed Design and Other PCB Considerations
16. Observing Internal Nodes in an FPGA
17. I ntellectual Property
18. Migrating ASIC Designs to FPGAs an d Vice Versa
19. Simulation, Synthesis, Verification, etc. Design Tools
20. Choosing the Right Device
21. Gigabit Transceivers
22. Reconfigurable Computing
23. Field-Programmable Node Arrays
24. Independent Des
Acknowledgements
1. Introduction
2. Fundamental Concepts
3. The Origin of FPGAs
4. Alternative FPGA Architectures
5. Programming ( Configuring) an FPGA
6. Who Are All the Players?
7. FPGA Versus ASIC Design Styles
8. Schematic-Based Des ign Flows
9. HDL-Based Design Flows
10. Silico n Virtual Prototyping for FPGAs
11. C/C++ etc, - Based Desi gn Flows
12. DSP- Based Design Flows
13. Embed ded Processor-Based Design Flows
14. Modular and Incrementa l Design
15. High-Speed Design and Other PCB Considerations
16. Observing Internal Nodes in an FPGA
17. I ntellectual Property
18. Migrating ASIC Designs to FPGAs an d Vice Versa
19. Simulation, Synthesis, Verification, etc. Design Tools
20. Choosing the Right Device
21. Gigabit Transceivers
22. Reconfigurable Computing
23. Field-Programmable Node Arrays
24. Independent Des
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