Pre-tested System-on-Chip Design Accelerates PLD Development
Many moderate size Programmable Logic Device (PLD) designs, especially those in control plane applications, consist of a number of interfaces interconnected via an onchip bus to a microprocessor that may be on- or off-chip. Although each interface is often relatively simple, the task of building all the on-chip interconnections and debugging them can be time consuming and frustrating. An increasing number of designers are using development boards with pre-designed processor-based systems to accelerate the development process.
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