NASA NTRS · 19930013853
Field programmable gate arrays: Evaluation report for space-flight application
Abstract
Field Programmable Gate Arrays commonly called FPGA's are the newer generation of field programmable devices and offer more flexibility in the logic modules they incorporate and in how they are interconnected. The flexibility, the number of logic building blocks available, and the high gate densities achievable are why users find FPGA's attractive. These attributes are important in reducing product development costs and shortening the development cycle. The aerospace community is interested in incorporating this new generation of field programmable technology in space applications. To this end, a consortium was formed to evaluate the quality, reliability, and radiation performance of FPGA's. This report presents the test results on FPGA parts provided by ACTEL Corporation.
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Sandoe, Mike, Davarpanah, Mike, Soliman, Kamal, Suszko, Steven, Mackey, Susan. 1992-09-15. Field programmable gate arrays: Evaluation report for space-flight application. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930013853
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