FPGA

Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGA)s have become increasingly powerful and are being used in many prototypes and experimental setups. The basic design flow for the FPGAs has a lot in common with the ASIC design flow, but modern FPGAs provide a number of ready to use resources (DSP slices, memories, even complete processors) and therefore has different constraints and possibilities. At the Microelectronics Design Center we can:

Help you chose the correct FPGA system / development board for your needs
Provide you the licenses to use FPGA development tools
Work with you to debug problems, perform design reviews, share tips and tricks
Find groups within the ETH that have experience in running similar applications.