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Embedded - FPGAs (Field Programmable Gate Array)

A field programmable gate array (FPGA) is a type of integrated circuit (IC) that can be programmed to run procedures and store data, after it has been manufactured. It is considered a key component of the new revolution in computer hardware, which aims to be more programmable and adaptive than traditional systems.

FPGAs offer a number of advantages over other forms or integrated circuits. The key advantages include cost, time to market and reliability. FPGAs are typically less expensive than custom-built ICs, and they can be designed and manufactured within a shorter time frame than a standard chip. Since they are programmable, FPGAs can be quickly changed or adapted to meet changing requirements, while still providing the same level of performance and reliability as custom-built chips.

Another advantage of FPGAs is scalability. They are easily configured to handle different levels of circuit complexity, depending on the application. For example, an FPGA can be configured for a specific set of data processing tasks and then be reconfigured again for a different set of tasks. This makes them ideal for applications that require constant adaptation and flexibility, such as in embedded systems.

Because of their flexibility, FPGAs are becoming increasingly popular for use in embedded systems, due to their ability to perform tasks that are difficult or impossible with standard ICs. This includes real-time control, data acquisition, communications, video and audio processing and networking. Applications for FPGAs in embedded systems range from consumer electronics to industrial control, medical devices, automotive systems and aerospace applications.

Although FPGAs are usually more expensive than standard ICs, they can ultimately save money in the long run by providing a more cost-effective solution. They also offer higher performance, since they can be designed to execute complex tasks efficiently and with low power consumption. In addition, FPGAs can be readily available in pre-programmed versions, making them a great option for applications that need to be up and running quickly.

FPGAs are quickly becoming one of the most popular components used in embedded systems. Their ability to be programmed to meet the changing needs of a variety of applications makes them a valuable tool for any system. The wide range of applications in which FPGAs are used makes them a key resource for embedded systems designers.

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