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Opal Kelly Expert Kevin Smith Designs Logic Analyzer in Just 10 Hours Using the Opal Kelly FPGA Module and FrontPanel SDK
In just 10 hours, Opal Kelly Expert Kevin Smith designed a logic analyzer using the Opal Kelly XEM3010 with the included Opal Kelly FrontPanel Software Development Kit (SDK). Kevin’s entry is the second logic analyzer resulting from the challenge; a third design will be announced over the next few weeks.
Opal Kelly Expert Rainer Malzbender Designs Logic Analyzer in Just One Day with Opal Kelly FPGA Module and the FrontPanel SDK
Experts’ Logic Analyzers Available, free, on the Opal Kelly Website. Portland, Oregon – June 10, 2010 – Opal Kelly, a leading producer of powerful USB-based FPGA modules that provide essential device-to-computer interconnect, today announced the first result of its “Logic Analyzer in a Day” Challenge. Opal Kelly Expert Rainer Malzbender designed, in less than 10 […]
Opal Kelly “Logic Analyzer in a Day” Challenge – To Showcase Experts’ Talent with Opal Kelly FPGA Modules and FrontPanel SDK
Experts’ Opal Kelly Logic Analyzers will be available, for free, on the Opal Kelly website. Portland, Oregon – Opal Kelly, a leading producer of powerful USB-based FPGA modules that provide essential device-to-computer interconnect, today announced the “Logic Analyzer in a Day” Experts’ Challenge, using an Opal Kelly module and its integrated FrontPanel Software Developement Kit […]
Designing Custom, Low-Cost Instrumentation for Test and Measurement Using Off-the-Shelf FPGA Modules
by Jake Janovetz, President, Opal Kelly Incorporated Designing for industrial applications presents many challenges, but it also allows an engineer to be creative, spread her wings, and explore new technologies to solve the task at hand. Field-Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) and, in particular, commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) FPGA modules can be just the ticket to attack […]
Opal Kelly Launches Experts Program – FPGA FrontPanel Pros Expedite Development Projects
TechBites article and video | FPGA Central Release | PR Web Release | FPGA Blog Release Portland, Oregon – Opal Kelly, a leading producer of powerful FPGA USB 2.0 modules that provide essential device-to-computer interconnect, today announced the Opal Kelly Experts Program. This program introduces Opal Kelly customers to qualified Opal Kelly expert consultants to […]
Texas Instruments Taps Opal Kelly FPGA Integration Module for ADC Reference Design
Opal Kelly XEM3010 off-the-shelf FPGA USB 2.0 Module is used by Texas Instruments as a key component in their new ADS1675 Reference Design evaluation platform. The Opal Kelly XEM module reduces TI’s development time and cost. Portland, Oregon – Opal Kelly, a leading producer of powerful FPGA USB 2.0 modules that provide essential device-to-computer interconnect, […]
ECN Magazine Cover Story – “Bridging the Worlds of Hardware and Software with USB-based FPGA”
ECN Magazine’s cover story this month is “Bridging the Worlds of Hardware and Software with USB-based FPGA” written by Opal Kelly’s founder and president, Jake Janovetz. http://www.ecnmag.com/article-bridging-hardware-and-software-091009.aspx
TechBites Blog: New FPGA USB 2.0 Module Speeds Design
Our friend Clive (Max) Maxfield at TechBits added a brief video to his blog: TechBites Blog: New FPGA USB 2.0 Module Speeds Design
XEM5010 Virtex-5 USB Module Released
PORTLAND, OR – Opal Kelly, a leading producer of powerful FPGA USB 2.0 modules that provide the essential device-to-computer interconnect for efficient and fast product prototyping, testing, development, and OEM integration, today announced the volume availability of its new XEM5010 module. Based on the powerful Xilinx Virtex-5 FPGA, the XEM5010 delivers 256-MB DDR2, 36-Mb SSRAM, […]
In the News: Chip Design’s Max Maxfield
Clive (Max) Maxfield of Chip Design Magazine writes about the United States Postal Service’s (USPS) use of Opal Kelly XEM3050 modules in a cost-saving project to re-use old warehoused equipment in his Chips and Dips section. The USPS uses Opal Kelly’s FPGA USB 2.0 Modules in a Real-Time Process Control Application