Reduce Power Consumption & Thermal Dissipation Using New Low-Cost FPGAs
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On Demand & Available Now:
October 18, 2007–October 18, 2008
Altera® Featured Technology:
Cyclone® III FPGAs & Quartus® II PowerPlay power optimization
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Overview
Today’s systems demand more performance and higher integration, yet often have fixed power budgets inherited from legacy systems. Choosing low-power solutions is important for thermally challenged and/or space-constrained environments—they can lower costs by reducing or eliminating cooling system costs and also extend battery life for portable applications.
Altera’s low-cost 65-nm FPGAs meet designers' needs to increase system integration and logic capacity, while reducing power and cost.
This 30-minute webcast includes an in-depth look at:
- Implementing low-power designs on 65-nm FPGAs
- Getting accurate results from power estimation tools
- Reducing power consumption in your designs
- Testing the power consumption of the latest low-cost FPGAs yourself
Who Should Attend
- FPGA and ASIC developers
- Engineering and technical managers
- System architects
Drawing
All participants who attend this webcast between October 22, 2007, and November 16, 2007, and complete the post-presentation survey, will be entered into a drawing for a chance to win one of five Cyclone III FPGA Starter Kits (US$199).
Official Rules
Presenter
Robert Kruger
Product Marketing Manager, Low-Cost Products
Robert Kruger is the technical marketing lead for the Cyclone III FPGA family. Since joining Altera in 1999, Mr. Kruger has also worked as a product line manager for the Quartus II design software. Prior to joining Altera, Mr. Kruger was responsible for sales, marketing, and technical support for embedded systems development tools. He holds a BSEE from Boston University and an MBA from Santa Clara University.
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