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Date: Wednesday, January 24, 2007
Time: 11:00 AM Pacific / 2:00 PM Eastern
Duration: 1 hour
Overview
Serial RapidIO is a low pin count, point-to-point, high-speed, scalable interconnect technology that can be easily adapted across a wide range of DSP, networking, telecommunications, and embedded applications. Like many high-speed serial interconnect technologies, it employs a layered protocol structure which can easily be implemented in FPGAs.
The LatticeSC device family offers pre-engineered and optimized support for the Serial RapidIO protocol through its innovative flexiPCS (Physical Coding Sublayer) and embedded SERDES blocks, enabling the ability to rapidly develop and deploy FPGA-based system solutions. Lattice and Mercury have teamed together to offer a solution that combines Mercury's advanced expertise in Serial RapidIO technology with LatticeSC FPGA device innovation.
Attend this webcast and learn about:
- Serial RapidIO interconnect fundamentals and applications
- How Serial RapidIO compares with other high-speed interconnect technologies
- High-performance Serial RapidIO x1 and x4 endpoint IP cores from Mercury for the LatticeSC FPGA family
- Integration of the Serial RapidIO PHY Layer in LatticeSC devices for higher performance
- SERDES channel support to support high-speed connectivity
Speaker Information
 Alex Gargarita |
Alex Gargarita
Alex Gargarita is an Intellectual Property (IP) Marketing Manager at Lattice Semiconductor Corporation. He has over 18 years experience in both the semiconductor and software industries. Prior to joining Lattice, Alex spent eight years in various FPGA marketing positions, including a recent position managing sales and marketing for an FPGA software start-up firm. He has also held senior EDA marketing positions at Mentor Graphics and Synopsys, where he managed strategy for FPGA synthesis software product lines. Alex has a BSEE degree from Santa Clara University.
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 Suneel Rajpal |
Suneel Rajpal
Suneel Rajpal is the Director for Sales and Marketing for the Silicon Solutions Group at Mercury Computer Systems. Prior to that he was VP of Sales at Lara Technology and NetLogic Microsystems. He has also held senior positions in sales, marketing and applications at Qlogic, Integrated Device Technology and Monolithic Memories. His career span has allowed him to work with customers in the server, storage, datacommunication and wireless segments. He has a Masters' degree in Applied Science, in Computer Engineering from the University of Toronto and a Bachelor of Technology degree in Electronic Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology in Bombay.
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