In this column, we will introduce "technical information on FPGA that is surprisingly unknown, but makes a difference if you know it."
From FPGA beginners to veterans, the contents can be used widely, so please keep in touch with us until the end.
Power consumption
- [Lesson 1] Three Principles for Low Consumption
- [Lesson 2] Is clock gating (gated clock) effective?
- [Part 3] Is this leak power? No, it's DC power.
- [Part 4] Reasons why high-precision power simulators were not used
- [Part 5] Is this the ultimate low power consumption method?
- [Lesson 6] How to reduce the load capacitance (C)
- [Lesson 7] How to reduce signal amplitude (Vs) and power supply voltage (VCC)
- [Lesson 8] How to reduce operating frequency (F) and toggle rate (N)
- [Lesson 9] How to reduce short-circuit power
- [Lesson 10] How to reduce DC power and leakage power
Verification
- [Part 1] What is the first thing you ask a designer who cares about design quality?
- [Part 2] Verification methods not recommended for designs that have already been commercialized
- [Part 3] Verification is a combination of various methods
- [Part 4] More common defects in FPGAs than ASICs - asynchronous clocks
- [Part 5] What is formal verification?