Visit Actel at Embedded Systems Conference 2008, Silicon Valley,
to learn why POWER MATTERS.

We are currently scheduling appointments for Actel's private meeting center and times are going fast!

When it comes to FPGAs in embedded systems, less is the new more, and that's just what you get with Actel's low-power FPGAs.

In the meeting room, we will show you just how low low-power FPGAs can go, starting at 5 µW. You can talk over the coolest state machine in the FPGA world and review a typical RTOS on an ARM^® Cortex™-M1 embedded in our ultra-low-power IGLOO^® FPGAs.

Click here to request an appointment for a meeting and personal tour of our onsite demos:

• How to Play in an Embedded World
• Pulling the Plug on the Low-Power Debate
• Power Control in a Low-Cost Solution

Take advantage of these educational opportunities:

FPGAs and ARM® — Minimizing Power for Portable Applications

Portable designers require methods for minimizing power consumption in order to meet tight power requirements and extend battery life. This session highlights the impact of design choices on power and demonstrates how low-power FPGAs and the ARM Cortex-M1 processor can offer the lowest power consumption and maximum battery life for portable applications.

Wed, Apr 16, 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM

Embedded Design with FPGAs and ARM Cortex-M1

With an FPGA-optimized ARM processor core, embedded system designers can rapidly deploy a variety of system and power management solutions. Review system considerations, design techniques, and available tools and resources to maximize the use of the ARM Cortex-M1 processor on a mixed-signal Fusion programmable system chip in an embedded telecommunications application.

Tue, Apr 15, 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM

Design Techniques for Power-Efficient Motor Control — Architectures and Low Power

Abstract will be available shortly.

Ravi Pragasam
Tue, Apr 15, 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM