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December 2008
Video: Valley execs rally for green tech
EE Times
November 2008
2008 GSA Award Nominees Announced
GSA
FPGA Costs Half A Buck
Electronic Design
Tiny Tiny Chips — Actel Launches nano FPGAs
FPGA and Structured ASIC Journal
October 2008
Actel introduces nanoPower and nanoSize FPGAs
Programmable Logic DesignLine
Re-engineering obsolete ICs using FPGAs
EDN
Mixed-signal FPGAs advance clinical medical apps
EE Times
Improving efficiency of AC induction motors with slip control and soft start techniques
FPGA and Structured ASIC Journal
September 2008
Actel Upgrades Space — Flash FPGAs Headed for Orbit
FPGA and Structured ASIC Journal
Scouting the Backroads — Actel Invests in ATCA Through Pigeon Point
FPGA and Structured ASIC Journal
Thinking Big
Components in Electronics
Actel launches Flash-based FPGAs into space
Programmable Logic DesignLine
Actel adds sophisticated DSP capabilities to its RTAX space FPGAs
Programmable Logic DesignLine
Actel FPGAs take signal processing into space
EDN
August 2008
Icy Hot — The Soft-Core Concept, FPGAs, And You
Circuit Cellar
Actel turns up volume, outlines PLD strategy
EE Times
How to analyze and reduce power using Libero IDE
Programmable Logic DesignLine
Cooler, Lighter, Faster — Actel Debuts Military-grade Flash FPGAs
FPGA and Structured ASIC Journal
Actel Libero IDE 8.4 Stresses Power Reduction
Portable Design
Actel offers additional power reduction
EE Times
Green engineering: Tech comes clean
EE Times
July 2008
Smart Battery Management Considerations for Portable Applications
Portable Design
How to use FPGAs for quadrature encoder-based motor control applications
Industrial Control DesignLine
Design Tips Cut FPGA Power Use
ECN
How Many Nanometers Do I Need? Unraveling the Node Wars
FPGA and Structured ASIC Journal
Why Hamsters Cannot Save the Planet
Embedded Technology Journal
Get in on the act
New Electronics
June 2008
The proper care and feeding of your battery
Programmable Logic DesignLine
May 2008
Actel Partners With Pigeon Point Systems For TCA Management Solutions
EN-Genius
Automotive/Transportation Forum
Electronic Products
Automotive/Transportation Products
Electronic Products
New IGLOO-based portable control solutions from Actel
Programmable Logic DesignLine
FPGA design requires low-power techniques
SCD Source
The Hunt for the Kill Switch
IEEE Spectrum
Flash FPGAs: Often imitated, never duplicated
Military Embedded Systems
April 2008
Pentagon looks for 'Killer Switch'
Wired News
Flash Brightens Actel's Outlook
Investor's Business Daily
Heard at ESC: Programmable analog ICs find a home in TCA system management
EDN
Actel and Pigeon Point Systems to deliver TCA management solutions
Programmable Logic DesignLine
Hamster power or FPGAs to solve US energy crisis
Electronics Weekly
March 2008
Maximizing Your Millimeters² — Actel Expands Low Power Line
FPGA and Structured ASIC Journal
Rad-Tolerant FPGA Gets Ready For Blastoff
Electronic Design
FPGAs deliver higher I/O density, lower power consumption
EE Product Center
Low power is the new black
IEEE Spectrum Tech Talk
Actel combines low power, high I/O number
EE Times Germany
Q & A With: Actel CEO John East
IEEE Spectrum
FPGAs help drive automation
EE Times
10 FPGA Tricks Provide Power-Saving Treats
Electronic Design
FPGA Gets The Hang Of Low Power
Electronic Design
Making FPGAs Cool Again — Part 2
FPGA and Structured ASIC Journal
Power-Driven Layout and Advanced Power Analysis
EPN
Actel Fusion PSC delivers accuracy for intelligent system management and industrial control
EE Product Center
February 2008
Making FPGAs Cool Again — Part 1
FPGA and Structured ASIC Journal
FPGA David throws another rock at Goliaths
IEEE Spectrum
Actel's latest low-power IGLOO and ProASIC3 FPGAs are only 99 cents!
Programmable Logic DesignLine
Zero Power for Zero Dollars — Actel Breaks the Buck Barrier
FPGA and Structured ASIC Journal
January 2008
Energy Efficiency Moves Up The Industry's "To-Do" List
Electronic Design
Actel Powers Down — Again
FPGA and Structured ASIC Journal
Low-power technology — the chicken or the egg?
DSP-FPGA.com
What Can Engineers Do About Global Warming?
Portable Design
Low power and FPGAs: a complex mix of issues
EDN
New ProASIC3L FPGAs balance low-power, speed, and cost
Programmable Logic DesignLine
Actel slashes FPGA power consumption
Electronics Weekly
Static consumption cut by 90%
New Electronics