Product category: Design and Development Hardware
News Release from: Altera Europe | Subject: Procsuperstar Stratix 80 development board
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 21 October 2003
Modular system speeds Stratix development
Designers can now build large reconfigurable systems with Gidel's new stackable Procsuperstar Stratix 80 development board
Altera Consultants Alliance Programme member Gidel has developed the stackable Procsuperstar Stratix 80 development board for reconfigurable system development. Gidel's Procsuperstar Stratix 80 development board is available with up to three Stratix EP1S80 FPGAs on each board and all the necessary hardware to build large reconfigurable systems.
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 21 October 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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With the ability to stack up to seven boards for a total of 21 Stratix devices, the new Gidel development system is ideal for high-bandwidth, high-density applications such as SoC rapid prototyping, super computing, digital signal processing, imaging, machine vision, video processing, aerospace and military systems.
"With our Procsuperstar Stratix 80 board, customers can immediately begin the rapid prototyping of their high-bandwidth, high-density applications", said Reuven Weintraub, President and CEO of Gidel.
"We are the first Altera ACAP partner to provide customers with a stackable development board that enables the building of large reconfigurable systems".
"Gidel's Procsuperstar Stratix 80 board supports engineers' most stringent design requirements", said Mike Phipps, Senior Marketing Manager of Altera's development kit programme.
"Expansion capabilities make Gidel's Procsuperstar Stratix 80 board the perfect rapid prototyping board for customers designing system-level applications with Altera's high-performance Stratix FPGAs".
The Procsuperstar development board is an expandable, building-block type system that can stack up to seven boards.
The Stratix devices are implemented on board from one to three devices.
By using ultra-high-performance connectors with shielded signals, and thousands of ground connection pins, Gidel ensures that its multiple board system performs electrically as if it is one board.
Furthermore, due to the board's physical structure, the traces between the devices are shorter, providing a minimal connection delay.
Gidel's Procsuperstar Stratix 80 board is priced beginning at $7995 and is available for order now from Gidel (www.gidel.com).
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