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- New FPGA family accelerates & enhances video bridging for MIPI-based embedded vision systems (30/09/2019)
  
  New CrossLinkPlus family from Lattice combines FPGA flexibility with instant-on panel display performance, accelerating embedded vision system designs in industrial, automotive, computing & consumer applications.
- MachX03D FPGA enhances security with hardware Root-of-Trust capabilities (20/05/2019)
  
  Lattice's new FPGA family simplifies implementation of comprehensive, flexible & robust hardware security throughout the entire product lifecycle, enhancing security for computing, communications, industrial control & automotive systems.
- Lattice introduce their latest edge computing solution for always-on, on-device AI (26/09/2018)
  
  Lattice Semiconductor Corporation have expanded the company’s popular AI integration solutions, known collectively as the Lattice sensAI stack, designed to further speed developers' time-to-market for flexible consumer and IIoT machine learning.
- Programmable ASSP (pASSP) interface bridge (17/05/2016)
  
  Lattice Semiconductor announced the Lattice CrossLink programmable bridging device that supports leading protocols for mobile image sensors and displays.
- Power efficient 4K video solution over USB Type-C (15/03/2016)
  
  Lattice Semiconductor and MediaTek announced the joint release of power-efficient reference designs that drive 4K UHD over a USB Type-C connector.
- FPGAs act as ASIC companion chips (15/04/2014)
  
  The ECP5 family of FPGAs break the conventional cost, power and functional density rules, claims Lattice Semiconductor.
- FPGA family eases implementation of connectivity (22/10/2013)
  
  Lattice Semiconductor announced its ultra-low density MachXO3 FPGA family, a small, low-cost-per I/O programmable platform.
- Image sensor extender reference design (16/04/2013)
  
  Lattice announced a SensorExtender reference design that offers a low-cost approach to remotely locate image sensors
- Digi-Key broadens PLD range (11/10/2011)
  
  Distributor Digi-Key has announced the addition of Lattice’s MachXO2 PLDs.
- SERDES-capable FPGA (25/02/2011)
  
  Lattice Semiconductor is exhibiting at the Embedded System Conference held in Nuremberg.
- Setting new standards for low-cost, low power designs (08/11/2010)
  
  Lattice Semiconductor has unveiled its new MachXO2 PLD family.
- RRH for wireless infrastructures (27/07/2010)
  
  Lattice has partnered with Affarii to produce a low power RRH solution at 1300mW per antenna.
- Lattice extends agreement with MSC (16/06/2010)
  
  Lattice Semiconductor has extended its distribution agreement with MSC Vertriebs GmbH to include Benelux and Italy.
- Efficient clocking solutions for high-speed serial interface designs (29/03/2010)
  
  Designers of digital systems face new challenges as high speed serial interfaces, using Serialised/Deserialiser (SERDES) technology, replace the more traditional parallel bus architectures. One odf these challenges is with the clocking device. Srirama Chandra discusses a new option.
- Higher performance (11/01/2010)
  
  New feature expands MOSFET options for hot swap designs.
- FPGAs give sensors the right image (30/11/2009)
  
  Image acquisition is the most critical component of security and surveillance video chains, since the ability of image signal processing to extract useful information out of the video stream is only as good as the quality of image capture – in reality the combination of sensor quality and the quality of sensor output processing.
- Low power, low cost RRH solution (18/11/2009)
  
  Lattice Semi and Affarii have developed a 3G/4G-based Remote Radio Head (RRH) solution.
- Fancy new kit (22/09/2009)
  
  Eight new reference designs and two development kits target low power, space constrained applications.
- Developing FPGAs for secure environments (18/05/2009)
  
  Ted Merena examines the options available for securing and protecting FPGA design code and an entire design.
- FPGAs for secure environments (27/04/2009)
  
  Ted Merena examines the options available for securing and protecting FPGA design code and an entire design.

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5555 NE Moore Court
Hillsboro
Oregon 97124
United States