New ContributorHi
I am looking at a project where I believe that a structured ASIC approach will be the right way to go. However, I am finding it difficult to get the information I require. Do I need to set up an NDA with Intel to access the product information?
Regular ContributorHello,
You can refer to : https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/details/easic.html
May I know what kind of information you want?
regards,
Farabi
New ContributorHi
I seem to be going round in circles on your website. Clicking the link you sent me took me to the page I have already view. If I then click on N3Xand then documentation on the page I arrive at there is no mention of the device on the page I am directed to.
EWhat product range are these devices under, because they do not appear in the FPGA tag.
New ContributorI seem to be getting nowhere on this topic. I have a customer who I think would be interested in transferring a signal processing design to a structured ASIC. As yet I have no idea as to NRE costs and likely device costs. I am also assuming that the use of this technology is only commercially viable if the notional volume of devices exceeds a threshold. I have been involved with FPGA's for 40+ years and have used a number of different vendor's devices, including Altera.
Regular ContributorHello,
I'm truly sorry for the delay. You may check this link below for the information needed for the N3X including all the documentation needed.
Link : Intel® eASIC™ N3X Devices
Hope that answers your question. Again, I'm truly sorry for the delay from my side.
Best regards,
Nazrul Naim
New ContributorThanks, I think I am getting there ate last. I am awaiting a response from our customer before continuing my study of options. This may not be until after the New Year.
Regular ContributorHello,
I’m glad that your question has been addressed, for now I will set this case to Close-Pending.
Regards,
Nazrul Naim
