Five Fundamental Skills for Successful FPGA Design

Click the blue text to follow us Follow and star our public account for exciting content delivered daily. Source: Online materials Reprinted, original address is no longer available. To become a competent FPGA designer, one must master five fundamental skills: simulation, synthesis, timing analysis, debugging, and verification. It is important to emphasize that these fundamental … Read more

Industry Research: Universal Chip FPGA: (23) Downstream Applications of FPGA in Automotive and Medical Fields

Click the “blue text” above to follow for more exciting content. This article contains a total of 1079 words, and reading it will take approximately 3 minutes. The downstream market for FPGA also includes automotive, multimedia & broadcasting, consumer electronics, and medical markets, each accounting for about 5%-10%. Among these fields, the automotive market is … Read more

Industry Research: Universal Chip FPGA: (28) FPGA Pricing and Demand

Click the “blue text” above to follow for more exciting content. This article has a total of 577 words, and it takes about 2 minutes to read. Each generation of FPGA products generally reaches its revenue peak about 4-5 years after launch, with nearly 60% of revenue coming from the first 6 years. Based on … Read more

Industry Research: The Competitive Landscape of FPGA

Click the “blue text” above to follow for more exciting content. This article contains a total of 667 words, and it takes about 2 minutes to read. FPGA is a highly concentrated market, with the leading company Xilinx holding over half of the market share, and the top four players accounting for over 90% of … Read more

Industry Research: Universal Chip FPGA: (22) Downstream Applications of FPGA in Defense & Aerospace

Click the “blue text” above to follow for more exciting content. This article has a total of 908 words, and it takes about 3 minutes to read. Defense & aerospace is the fourth largest application market for global FPGA chips, accounting for 13%, and it is also a rapidly growing market. As a key core … Read more

Industry Research: Universal Chip FPGA: (26) Evolution of FPGA Competitive Landscape from 1990 to Present

Click the “blue text” above to follow for more exciting content. This article contains a total of 2049 words, and reading the full text will take about 5 minutes. The competition in process technology is the main thread throughout the history of FPGA development, and leading in process technology is the most direct determinant of … Read more

Industry Research: The Advantages of FPGA Over CPU

Click the “blue text” above to follow for more exciting content. This article contains a total of 835 words, and reading it will take about 2 minutes. The significant advantage of FPGA over CPU lies in its deterministic low latency, which is due to architectural differences.The latency of a CPU is non-deterministic; as utilization increases, … Read more

Industry Research: Advantages of FPGA Over GPU in Terms of Latency and Flexibility

Click the blue text above to follow for more exciting content. This article has a total of 697 words, and reading it will take about 2 minutes. ① FPGA Has a Strong Latency Advantage in AI Inference: The “Batch-less” architecture of FPGA provides a significant latency advantage in AI inference. Due to network conditions and … Read more

Industry Research: Universal Chip FPGA: (8) Challenges in FPGA Design Related to Process Technology

Click the “blue text” above to follow for more exciting content. This article contains a total of 801 words, and reading the full text will take about 2 minutes. Technically, it is reflected in the necessity to keep up with the latest processes; leading processes are the most direct determining factor for FPGA market share.The … Read more

Industry Research: Key Competitive Factors of Universal Chip FPGA (Part 32)

Click the “blue words” above to follow for more exciting content. This article contains a total of 1557 words, and it takes about 4 minutes to read. From the customer’s perspective, the key competitive factors of FPGA can be summarized into the following six points: customer relationships, products, IP libraries, software, manufacturing, and operational capabilities. … Read more