In this course, you will learn about the essential differences in FPGA architecture between two companies. Additionally, you will explore the unique low power features offered by Lattice. The course will equip you with the techniques to convert your designs based on various design flow aspects, including selecting an equivalent device, understanding HDL compatibility, comparing tools, converting constraints files, and identifying available modes for device programming. GENERAL NOTICE: Other entity and product names used in this publication are for identification purposes only and may be trademarks of their respective holders.

Learn about the key FPGA architecture differences between the two companies, and explore the unique low power features offered by Lattice. This course will provide you the techniques to convert your designs based on the design flow aspects, which includes selecting an equivalent device, understanding the HDL compatibility, tools comparison, constraints files conversion, and available modes for device programming. GENERAL NOTICE: Other entity and product names used in this publication are for identification purposes only and may be trademarks of their respective holders.

Get introduced to different techniques when developing the design that will be implemented in your FPGA. This course covers fundamental concepts, things to watch out for, and provides ideas to optimize your design for speed, area, power, or reliability. Learn about Clock Domain Crossing (CDC) – which is an important consideration when implementing a design in the FPGA – and solutions that can be used to overcome CDC issues. Be guided with best practices to help you design a more stable and optimized FPGA implementation.

Get an in-depth understanding of the design and timing constraints methodology in this training course. Explore design constraints entry options, understand design constraints precedence rules and how they impact your design implementation, and learn about the Constraints Propagation Engine (CPE). Get recommendations and tips on what to watch out for when you define your design and timing constraints. Note: This training course specifically refers to Lattice Radiant design software but many of the concepts apply to Lattice Diamond as well.

Ready to start implementing your design on a Lattice FPGA? This course will go over practical basics on how to start configuring the FPGA. Learn about all the various I/O settings. Understand timing characteristics and learn how to define proper timing specification. Explore the FPGA architecture and how it can be configured. Complete the picture by learning how to program the FPGA.

This course offers a deep dive into using ModelSim for verification of your FPGA design. Learn how to leverage ModelSim to maximize your simulation experience. Explore the various features that can accelerate simulation set up and enhance simulation analysis – we cover features such as the Radiant Simulator Wizard, simulation scripts, and ModelSim customizable libraries, waveform display, GUI layout, and simulation configurations.

Learn fundamentals of FPGA configuration and programming in this training course. Here, we focus on the features available on the Nexus FPGAs. Get an in-depth understanding of the configuration flow, explore the status and control registers for configuration status monitoring, and review best practices for configuration debug.

Be introduced to the Lattice Radiant design software. Preview the easy-to-use design experience as we go over the powerful design and intelligent planning tools available, advanced optimization engine and analysis tools, and real-time debug capabilities for more precise design implementation.

Introducing the advanced security features for configuration that are available on all Lattice Nexus-based FPGAs. Learn how to implement these features through Lattice Radiant design software, including using the Programmer tool, and understanding the options available. Get insights into the lock policies and port locking mechanism to ensure proper usage of these security features.

New to developing solutions using FPGAs (Field Programmable Gate Arrays)? This is the perfect place to start. In this course, we will provide fundamentals of digital logic and digital system design, and tie it to advantages of an FPGA-based implementation.