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Stop. Go. Yield.

I'm finishing up an FPGA Journal article called "Stop. Go. Yield. - Dude! Where's my Chip?"

I'm looking for people that have had delivery problems with FPGAs - particularly situations where delayed volume shipments caused a substantial impact on your ability to deliver a product.

If you're not comfortable posting here, you can contact me directly. I'll keep you anonymous on request.

This will be a fair article, and the vendors will be able to give their views/input as well.

Group disclaimer: After three years of carefully avoiding using this group to gather article input, I've now done it twice in less than a month. I promise not to make it a habit. In both cases, I needed information beyond the reach of our normal PR and design team channels. If you object, please let me know and I'll take your opinion into consideration.

Kevin Morris

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Kevin Morris
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Don't worry about it ... the other vendors here are pretty in your face anyway.

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fpga_toys

Hmm.. Not a title that travels internationally very well...

-jg

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Jim Granville

Hi Jim, Not sure it even travels out of CA! But I like it. I can see Jeff Bridges out of "The Big Lebowski" waiting for FPGAs. Maude Lebowski: What do you do for recreation? The Dude: Oh, the usual. I bowl. Drive around. Wait for V4 MGTs. The occasional acid flashback.

As for delivery problems, I ask my FAE. He's pretty good at translating the 'official' availability into real numbers.

HTH, Syms.

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Symon

Or maybe John Goodman?

Walter: I can get you a V4 by 3 o'clock this afternoon... with MGTs.

Bob Perlman Cambrian Design Works

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Bob Perlman

This thread does not abide.

-a

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Andy Peters

Good! I was worried that you might be a student looking for a Verilog design for a traffic light controller. :-)

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Eric Smith

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