What can Exostiv Blade do for FPGA prototyping? Classifying FPGA prototyping debug and analysis methodologies. 'FPGA Prototyping' or 'using FPGA boards to prototype an ASIC or a SoC' can be done with a variety of systems. Using such a system requires additional tools to synthesize and partitionRead more →
Why Observability matters. At Exostiv Labs, we think that 'Observability' - or 'Visibility' - that is 'the ability to observe (and understand) a system from its I/Os' - is relevant - and even key to FPGA debug. I'd like to show it with a real example takenRead more →
Exostiv - Part 3 - Analyzer Demonstration This is the third and last part of a series of 3 posts that present our flagship product, Exostiv. This is the material that I use as an introduction to Exostiv; it is composed of 3 parts: - Part 1:Read more →
Massive Real-time FPGA Data Capture A game-changer to prevent bug escapes to production. Welcome to this recorded session - thank you for your interest. If you are using AMD Ultrascale™(+) devices then you will be fully aware of the complexity of the designs these FPGAs can holdRead more →
Exostiv provides Gigabytes of visibility into the FPGA running at speed of operation from virtually any board. In this webinar, we'll introduce and demonstrate Exostiv and show how it can boost productivity when designing, debugging and verifying FPGA - and this, whether you use FPGA for ASICRead more →
Exostiv provides Gigabytes of visibility into the FPGA running at speed of operation from virtually any board. In this webinar, we'll introduce and demonstrate Exostiv and show how it can boost productivity when designing, debugging and verifying FPGA - and this, whether you use FPGA for ASICRead more →
Exostiv provides Gigabytes of visibility into the FPGA running at speed of operation from virtually any board. In this webinar, we'll introduce and demonstrate Exostiv and show how it can boost productivity when designing, debugging and verifying FPGA - and this, whether you use FPGA for ASICRead more →
Deep Trace & Bandwidth Exostiv provides the following maximum capabilities for capturing data from inside FPGA running at speed: Capabilities. 50 Gigabit per second bandwidth for collecting FPGA traces. 8 Gigabyte of memory for trace storage. 32,768 nodes probing simultaneously. 524,288 nodes reach. Actually, we have builtRead more →
Does FPGA use define verification and debug? You may be aware that we have run a first survey on FPGA design, debug and verification during the last month. (By the way, many thanks to our respondents – we’ll announce the Amazon Gift Card winner in September). In
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Defining targets (for FPGA debug) I recently attended a technical seminar organized in The Netherlands by one of the major FPGA vendors (hint: it is one of the 2 top vendors among the '4 + now single outsider' players in the very stable FPGA market). During theRead more →