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Overview
Success in consumer electronics depends on the rapid introduction of innovative, feature-rich, competitively differentiated products. Off-the-shelf chipsets (ASSPs) are an excellent choice for achieving high feature integration. Programmable logic can then be used to provide a fast, low-risk, inexpensive path to the customization necessary for market success.
During the Net Seminar, you’ll learn:
- Why using programmable logic makes business sense in high volume, consumer electronic products
- What functions of programmable logic are being used in consumer electronics products
- Why programmable logic is a better choice than creating an ASIC
- What advantages Altera's MAX II CPLDs provide for consumer electronic product designers
- How MAX II CPLDs function in low-power applications
Who Should View
- Designers using programmable logic, microcontrollers, small ASIC/ASSP and discrete logic devices
- Consumer electronic product system architects
- Engineering and technical managers
- Consumer electronic product designers
Drawing
All participants who attend this net seminar between January 11, 2007 and January 25, 2007, and complete the post-presentation survey will be entered into the drawing for a chance to win a Toshiba 30GB Gigabeat Portable Media Player (US$350).
Presenter
Denny L. Steele
Sr. Marketing Manager, Low Cost Products
Denny Steele joined Altera in May 2006 as a Senior Marketing Manager. Steele has over twenty years of industry experience, specializing in the use of programmable logic in high-volume, low-power, consumer electronic products. Before joining Altera he held applications engineering and marketing positions at Philips Semiconductors and Xilinx Inc.
