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LatticeNEWS March 2008

Free Upcoming & On-Demand Webcasts

Upcoming and recent Lattice webcasts are available live and on demand from the Lattice website and are shown in the table below. These one-hour webcasts are presented by Lattice technical staff and may include software demonstrations and question and answer sessions. To view any of the webcasts, go to the webcasts section of the Lattice website and select your topics of interest.

Free Upcoming & On-Demand Webcasts Available on the Lattice Website
Webcast Title Featured Product  Original Webcast Date Abstract
Using RTOSes on FPGAs - Why and How LatticeMico32 Soft Microprocessor 3/12/08 FPGAs have traditionally been viewed as hardware implemented in programmable logic, and in recent years the advent of soft microprocessors on FPGAs include execution of application software. The soft microprocessor also makes RTOSes available to the developer. When should a designer consider using an RTOS and how does it help with system implementation? Will it help reduce your time or improve application robustness? What are the trade-offs in terms of memory footprint and speed of execution? How does one implement an RTOS on an FPGA? How does µC/OS-II RTOS from Micrium address these issues? This webcast will answer these questions as you consider implementation of a soft processor on your FPGA.
Industrial Ethernet IEEE 1588 from Oregano Systems for Lattice FPGA  Intellectual Property - Lattice IP Cores and Reference Designs 3/19/08 The IEEE 1588 standard specifies a solution to network time synchronization that is now used by a number of industrial Ethernet protocols. This presentation will discuss the problem and will present the IEEE 1588 solution with a range of implementation options. The IP solution offered by Oregano Systems for Lattice devices will also be presented.
Interfacing High Sample Rate ADCs to FPGAs LatticeECP2/M FPGA Family

2/27/08

The ADS6000 is a family of high sample rate (up to 125 Mega Samples Per Second) Analog-to-Digital Converters (ADC) from Texas Instruments. These ADCs output their digital data serially at speeds greater than 800 Mbps. An FPGA interfacing with this serial bitstream needs to implement deserializer logic operating at the same clock speed. This seminar discusses timing challenges and design details for a deserializer logic implementation within an FPGA fabric and describes a modified implementation that meets all the timings.
Optimizing VHDL Coding for More Efficient FPGA Synthesis  ispLEVER Design Tool Suite

2/06/08

FPGA designers who target low-cost systems attempt to pack as much logic as possible into FPGA devices and at the same time need the best performance possible. This webcast provides practical advice on how to write VHDL code that will produce the most efficient implementation in FPGA devices. It covers detailed do's and don'ts of synthesis coding styles and illustrates the optimization differences with actual FPGA area and timing results.
SMPTE SDI Multi-Rate Solution and Evaluation Platform LatticeECP2M FPGA Family

12/13/07

This webcast provides an overview of Lattice's low-cost SERDES-based FPGA, the LatticeECP2M, and explains how it can be used to implement an SD/HD-SDI multi-rate solution on a single pin. The use of external components to support this are discussed, along with Lattice's SMPTE demo platform. Planned third-party IP cores are also reviewed.
FPGA Design Efficiency with Synthesis for ispLEVER ispLEVER Design Tool and Synplify Synthesis

12/04/07

Learn how to be more efficient and get better results using Synplify synthesis with ispLEVER implementation tools. Understanding tool options, data flow, and source code constraints can make the RTL-to-implementation loop more efficient.

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