Effectively Managing Embedded FPGA Resources
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For FPGA design, the smart use of embedded memory and DSP resources has become critical in achieving design closure. This session will look at a graphically-based, comprehensive resource allocation system, integrated within the FPGA synthesis flow, which helps easily identify and control the implementation of architectural blocks to improve performance and area.
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