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The Summer of FPGAs -- Lattice Semiconductor

Summer of FPGAs

Main Agenda | Embedded | Lattice Semiconductor | Manufacturers | Products | RoadTest | Webinars

 

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About Lattice Semiconductor

Lattice Semiconductor is the low-power programmable leader. They solve customer problems across the network, from the Edge to the Cloud, in the growing communications, computing, industrial, automotive, and consumer markets. Their technology, long-standing relationships, and commitment to world-class support helps their customers to quickly and easily unleash their innovation to create a smart, secure, and connected world.

 

RoadTest

MACHXO3L Starter Kit

Lattice-Certus-NX-Versa-Eval-Bd

 

Tech Spotlight

Accelerating Embedded Vision with the CrossLinkTm-NX FPGA

 

Webinar

Getting Started with FPGAs: A Panel Discussion

Building Processor Based Systems on Lattice FPGAs Using Propel

 

Embedded Video

 

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iCE40 LP/HX/LM - Low-power, high-performance FPGA: With iCE40 LP/HX/LM FPGAs you can create ingenious mobile products while staying within your cost, power, size and schedule targets. These devices allow you to rapidly customize solutions with off-the-shelf chips. This means maximum product differentiation with minimum cost and effort.

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CrossLink FPGAs: CrossLink combines hardened high-speed video interfaces, flexible high-speed IO, and IP for low power video bridging applications supporting LVDS, SLVS, SubLVDS, OpenLDI and RGB interfaces.

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MachXO3 – Control and Bridging FPGA: With multiple I/O banks, a wide range of signaling standards, per-pin programmability and the highest I/O-to-Logic ratio in the industry - Don’t trade off features and functionality. Integrate more capabilities into MachXO3 device family with up to 9400 LUTs and 384 I/O.

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  • I have both an iCEstick Evaluation Kit and a TinyFPGA-BX which each have a Lattice FPGA.  I like the idea that they are programmable using open-source tools.

     

    The Lattice Embedded Development Kit looks interesting and seems to be following a theme with the use of dual camera modules and FPGA dev kits.

     

    I am curious as to why there is mention of RSIC-V Processors under Tech Spotlight.   Is there an example of creating a RISC-V core with the Embedded Vision Kit?

  • in reply to dubbie

    but the memory lives on.

    Not necessarily. They only guaranteed 20 years

     

  • This looks a useful board, not that I know much about modern vision systems. My acquaintance with Lattice was with their PLDs many years ago. I spent many happy hours programming 22V10s using VHDL to do amazing things. Sadly this is no longer possible but the memory lives on.

     

    Dubbie