Exostiv – Video Compilation Please find below a compilation of the videos about Exostiv.
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Exostiv - Part 1 - Presentation This is the first 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: Presentation, based onRead more →
On-Demand Webinar: 'How to capture Gigabytes of traces from FPGA. At speed.' In this post, you have the opportunity to catch up with our Webinar that ran live earlier this year. In this -now 'on-demand'- webinar we introduce and demonstrate EXOSTIV and show how it can boostRead more →
EXOSTIV lets you peer deeper into FPGA Watch now... EXOSTIV Introduction EXOSTIV's structure (see below) allows deeper data capture from inside FPGA: unlike JTAG instrumentation, EXOSTIV provides an external storage that extends beyond the memory available in the FPGA. Coupled with the usage of transceivers, it createsRead 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 →
EXOSTIV is there – and it is not a monster As you might have noticed, EXOSTIV for Xilinx is now released. With the launch, I have been on the roads to demonstrate the product. The good thing about meeting FPGA engineers is the flurry of questions, ideas
Read more →‘My FPGA debug and verification flow should be improved…’ In my last post, I revealed some of the results of our recent survey on FPGA. These results depicted a ‘flow-conscious’ FPGA engineer, using a reduced mix of methodologies in the flow and very prone to going to
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