Fall Edition of Xcell Journal Magazine Available Now
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Cover story offers inside look at next-generation networked battlefield
powered by FPGAs
SAN JOSE, Calif., Oct. 29 /PRNewswire/ -- Xilinx® (Nasdaq: XLNX) today
announced immediate availability of the latest edition of its quarterly Xcell
Journal magazine at www.xilinx.com/publications/xcellonline.
(Logo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20020822/XLNXLOGO)
The cover story for this issue examines the U.S. Department of Defense global
information grid (GIG) - an elaborate worldwide network for coordinating
intelligence and military actions worldwide - providing readers with an inside
look at how the defense department and its many contractors use Xilinx FPGAs
to speed up the GIG, thereby reducing response time on the "networked
battlefield."
The issue also includes methodology and how-to articles, and an entirely new
section called Xclamations! Xcell readers are invited to write a humorous
caption for an interesting piece of art. After deliberations, Xcell's staff
will reward the author of the best caption with a new Spartan®-6 FPGA SP601
Evaluation Kit (read the contest rules at www.xilinx.com/xcellcontest).
"The Fall edition of Xcell Journal has a rich mix of articles," said Xcell
Journal Publisher Mike Santarini. "I believe anyone interested in FPGAs - and
not just Xilinx customers - will find this issue a great read and may even
pick up tips they can immediately apply to their designs. I also encourage all
our readers to submit a caption for our new Xclamations! section. The
word-crafty winner will receive our new Spartan-6 FPGA SP601 Evaluation
Kit--who knows, maybe they'll be so inspired they'll put their writing skill
to further use and pen an Xcell article about their experience with the kit."
Cover Story:
-- Xilinx FPGAs to Power Next-Generation Networked Battlefield
Design Methodology, Application & How-to Features
-- How to Tame the Power Beast in Consumer Handheld MPUs
-- FPGAs Help Measure Trajectory of Particles in CERN's Proton
Synchrotron
-- Hardware-Centric Approach Builds More Reliable Medical Devices
-- Implementing Wireless LAN Interface in an FPGA
-- Improving DDR SDRAM Efficiency with a Reordering Controller
-- Splayed Makes Pin Fin Heat Sinks Cooler
-- How to supercharge MicroBlaze Processing with Hardware Acceleration
Opinions and Xtras
-- Customer Collaboration, Teamwork are Key to Next-Gen FPGA Development
-- Why Software Programmability of Electronics Is a Game Changer
-- Partner Product News, The Latest Application Notes, and ISE and IP
Updates
About Xcell Journal
Xcell Journal is an award-winning quarterly magazine that provides electronic
designers of programmable digital systems with in-depth technical information
regarding the latest advances in hardware and software technologies, systems,
applications, services, and support. This digital magazine is available free
and accessible on any standard Internet browser, requiring no software
downloads and allowing readers to browse, search, make notes, email author and
click through to advertiser web sites.
Xcell Journal is distributed worldwide to a subscriber base of application
engineers, consultants, corporate executives, and engineering managers;
hardware, software and system engineers; marketing professionals, educators,
and researchers. For additional information, or to download individual Xcell
Journal articles in PDF format, go to Xcell Online. To subscribe now, go to
www.xcellpublications.com/subscribe.
About Xilinx
Xilinx is the worldwide leader in complete programmable logic solutions. For
more information, visit www.xilinx.com.
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Editorial Contacts:
Lisa Washington
Xilinx, Inc.
408-626-6272
lisa.washington@xilinx.com
SOURCE Xilinx
Lisa Washington of Xilinx, Inc., +1-408-626-6272, lisa.washington@xilinx.com
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