FPGA Programming
Now that we have an algorithm developed, debugged and laid out in our design tolos we are ready to transfer that to the FPGA chip and run our algorithm there. We will also discuss the process of reprogramming the chip during operations and will discuss how that might be used.
Now that we have an algorithm developed, debugged and laid out in our design tolos we are ready to transfer that to the FPGA chip and run our algorithm there. We will also discuss the process of reprogramming the chip during operations and will discuss how that might be used.
Now that we have an algorithm developed, debugged and laid out in our design tolos we are ready to transfer that to the FPGA chip and run our algorithm there. We will also discuss the process of reprogramming the chip during operations and will discuss how that might be used.
Now that we have an algorithm developed, debugged and laid out in our design tolos we are ready to transfer that to the FPGA chip and run our algorithm there. We will also discuss the process of reprogramming the chip during operations and will discuss how that might be used.
Now that we have an algorithm developed, debugged and laid out in our design tolos we are ready to transfer that to the FPGA chip and run our algorithm there. We will also discuss the process of reprogramming the chip during operations and will discuss how that might be used.
Louis Giokas started out in the aerospace business holding positions in development and management. At General Electric Aerospace (now part of Lockheed Martin) he held positions of software engineer, systems engineer and staff engineer. While there he worked on spacecraft and military systems. Prior to that he worked for companies such as Sperry UNIVAC and Link Simulation Systems, also working or spacecraft and military systems. Over the past two decades he has worked in the database management software area for Oracle and IBM. Over the past several years he has worked on development projects and has consulted in a number of different areas, including embedded systems. He is a long-standing member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE). Currently, he is the secretary of the Fox Valley Subsection of the Chicago Section and chairman of the Computer Society of the Chicago Section. He has a degree in Computer Science from Villanova University and is pursuing a MS in Applied Statistics from DePaul University.