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Synpilicity launches addition to ASIC prototyping
Synplicity, Inc. have announced an addition to its HAPS (High-performance ASIC Prototyping System) product family.
Synplicity, Inc. have announced an addition to its HAPS (High-performance ASIC Prototyping System) product family. The HAPS-51 leverages the Xilinx Virtex-5 LX330, the industry's largest FPGA, and on-board memory to deliver faster ASIC verification. Previous HAPS systems employed daughter boards for memory access, while the new HAPS-51 uses memory located on the board and next to the FPGA device. As a result, the HAPS-51 system provides a cost-effective, high-performance prototyping solution that reduces development time for today's challenging SoC designs.
"We have responded directly to customer requests for a HAPS platform that connects memory directly to the FPGA," said Lars-Eric Lundgren, general manager of Synplicity Hardware Platforms Group. "The unique features in the HAPS-51 system, combined with Synplicity's FPGA synthesis and debug software, equip design teams with an outstanding solution for verifying the functionality of today's most advanced and challenging designs."
"We have responded directly to customer requests for a HAPS platform that connects memory directly to the FPGA," said Lars-Eric Lundgren, general manager of Synplicity Hardware Platforms Group. "The unique features in the HAPS-51 system, combined with Synplicity's FPGA synthesis and debug software, equip design teams with an outstanding solution for verifying the functionality of today's most advanced and challenging designs."
