SoC embedded FPGA

Xilinx: Virtex-4 FX family, embeds one or two PowerPC, take a look at

I suppose ALtera will have a similar porduct, but I am not familiar with it

Atmel has FPSLIC (AVR with FPGA), but the processor is 8bit.

You can buy them at Digi-Key

Tom

Altera has Excalibur, which has an ARM 922T. But it is not recommended for new products.

Or you can look at Actel solution. It doesn't have a hard ARM core (not fixed/implemented). But their tool insert the ARM7 into the design for you.

Lattice provide an 8-bit open IP core (not an ARM) for their FPGA/CPLD. It is a soft core (not fix implemented).

Regards, Joseph

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Altera has NIOS (16-bit) and NIOS II (32-bit) uProc embedded. It offers performance/low-cost flavors. And allows users to built custom instructions.

Thanks,

Altera has NIOS (16-bit) and NIOS II (32-bit) uProc embedded. It offers performance/low-cost flavors. And allows users to built custom instructions.

Thanks,