Tag: Enpirion

• New Mantaro Networks System on Module (SoM) features Intel® Agilex™ FPGA and Intel® Enpirion® power devices Mantaro Networks has announced the Model HTK-HPCSOM-AGF System on Module (SoM) based on a 10 nm Intel® Agilex™ AGF 014 FPGA. The SoM targets developers of high-performance computing (HPC), high-speed Ethernet networking at data rates ranging from 10 to 400 Gbps, signal and image processing, and 5G wireless applications. Mantaro Networks is located in Germantown, Maryland and is a stone’s...
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• SUB2r customizable video camera gets its video pipeline programmability and configurability from an FPGA powered by four Intel® Enpirion® Power Systems on Chip (PowerSoC) modules SUB2r, a self-funded startup makes a video camera for storytellers and gamers who want to create compelling video content. The company had a problem: visible current noise was marring the images coming from its eponymous video camera. The SUB2r camera is really a video computing platform with a configurable, customizable, upgradeable, programmable, open-architecture imaging pipeline based on an FPGA-based implementation....
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• Multi-rail power sequencer based on Intel® Max® 10 FPGA handles power-supply sequencing needs of CPUs, FPGAs, ASICs, and more Sequencing regulated power to large ICs such as CPUs, FPGAs, and ASICs is a critical job that’s become increasingly complex as the number of power rails increases. The wrong power-up sequence can prevent a system from initializing properly and the wrong power-down sequence can cause data loss. If you’re facing a design with complex power-sequencing requirements, then the configurable Multi-Rail...
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• Intel® Quartus® Prime Design Software version 19.3 Pro Edition update software with new features and additional device support now ready for download Intel® Quartus® Prime Design Software version 19.3 Pro Edition update software with support for new Intel® Agilex™ FPGAs is now available for download. In addition to Intel Agilex FPGAs, support has been added for several more devices in the Intel® Stratix® 10, Intel® Arria® 10, and Intel® Cyclone® 10 FPGA families and there is additional support for advanced security features...
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• Future-proof your system design with the broad line of Intel® FPGA, Intel eASIC™ devices and Intel Enpirion® Power Solutions With a little up-front planning, you can design a future-proof system that starts with an FPGA logic implementation, then switches to a footprint-compatible Intel® eASIC™ device, and then jumps to full-custom ASIC as system sales volumes grow – and you can do all of this with the same PCB design. Many design engineers already know about the logic options described...
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• How to power nearly everything – Processors, FPGAs, ASICs – the easy way with high-frequency PowerSOC converters   The days of powering every chip on a board with a single 5 V or 3.3 V supply are long gone. Most complex ICs including processors, FPGAs, and ASICs require multiple supply voltages. Efficiently meeting the power needs of these devices becomes a complicated design challenge, but point-of-load (POL) converters can simplify these challenges. More specifically, Intel® Enpirion® compact,...
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• Save PCB area and BOM cost for designs that require multiple supply voltages by generating a secondary 6V power bus   Providing the multiple supply rails required by SoCs, FPGAs, and ASICs always presents a design challenge with respect to power efficiency, PCB real estate, thermal management, and cost. Intel has just introduced an intriguing new step-down regulator, called the Intel® Enpirion® EC2650QI 6A bus converter, which might well find its way into your power supply toolbox. You can use...
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