QuickLogic Corp. recently announced the release of its new Aurora software, which enables SoC developers to evaluate the integration of embedded FPGA (eFPGA) IP into devices designed for different Global Foundries process nodes. The Aurora eFPGA development tool supports design implementation from RTL through place and route. It enables SoC developers to determine the amount of eFPGA resources needed to support a design (including logic cell count, clock network requirements, and routing utilization) and also provide the estimated eFPGA die area associated with those resources. The current version of the tool supports GF’s 40-nm node. Support for the 65-nm node and 22FDX (FD-SOI) platform will be released in the future.
Source: QuickLogic Corp.
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