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If an FPGA can get the job done, it's usually the right answer. However FPGA programmability comes with a 25x-100x penalty in terms of area, cost, power, perfor
by adapteva 3y ago
If an FPGA can get the job done, it's usually the right answer. However FPGA programmability comes with a 25x-100x penalty in terms of area, cost, power, performance compared to application specific devices. Sometimes 100x matters...