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Book: 100 Power Tips for FPGA Designers

May 23rd, 2011 76 comments



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This book is a collection of articles on various aspects of FPGA design: synthesis, simulation, porting ASIC designs, floorplanning and timing closure, design methodologies, performance, area and power optimizations, RTL coding, IP core selection, and many others.

The book is intended for system architects, design engineers, and students who want to improve their FPGA design skills. Both novice and seasoned logic and hardware engineers can find bits of useful information.

This book is written by a practicing FPGA logic designer, and contains a lot of illustrations, code examples, and scripts. Rather than providing information applicable to all FPGA vendors, this book edition focuses on Xilinx Virtex-6 and Spartan-6 FPGA families. Code examples are written in Verilog HDL.


Download excerpt from the book
Download source code, projects, and scripts


Paperback edition on Amazon.com , Amazon.de, and Amazon.co.uk

Number of pages: 474
Publisher: CreateSpace
ISBN:978-1461186298


Kindle edition on Amazon.com

The book can be read in color on a PC or MAC using free Kindle for PC or Kindle for MAC application.
It can also be read on an iPhone or iPad using free Kindle for iPhone or Kindle for iPad application.


Flipkart.com
Readers based in India can purchase the book on Flipkart.com


www.phei.com.cn
Chinese-speaking readers can purchase the book on PHEI


Google eBook edition
The book can be read in color on a PC, MAC, Tablet/iPad. Extensive preview is available.


ePub edition on Barnes and Noble
The book can also be read using free Nook for PC, Adobe Digital Edition applications, or on other eReaders that support ePub format.




Any questions, comments, suggestions about the book are welcome.