Are you new to designing with Field Programmable Gate Arrays or want to ask questions about how Intel® FPGAs work? Then attend this next session of “Ask an Expert” on September 27th at 8:00AM PDT. In this interactive event, you can get answers to burning questions or network with other designers, new to the world of FPGAs.
Regardless of experience level, Ask an Expert is about the basics of FPGAs. What exactly are FPGAs? What are their advanced features? Why would you want to design with one?
Learn about the history of programmable logic and how it led to the architecture of today’s FPGA devices. Also, see how modern FPGAs can be used as a low-cost, low-power, flexible replacement for many types of application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs). Whatever you would like to know about FPGAs, come to this Ask an Expert session with your questions and get them answered!
This session will be during the week of September 27th at 8:00 PDT. Click here to get more information and encourage your students to attend. We are excited to see all the universities represented at this event!
This “Ask an Expert / Webinar” session will be run by Steven Elzinga who has been in the Intel FPGA Training group for 6 years. Prior to that, he designed video processing cores in FPGAs and got his start in FPGAs as an applications engineer. His current primary focus is timing closure but teaches a variety of classes including HLS, timing analysis, and introductory courses. He is also a frequent contributor to the Intel community forums.
