Re: [oc] Silicon Implementation

[Richard Herveille <richard@asics.ws>]

Try the hardcoded solutions from the FPGA suppliers.
Altera, for example, provides the HardCopy program.
This can be thought of as being a copy from your, proven, FPGA design to an 
ASIC. Take a look at 
http://www.altera.com/products/devices/hardcopy/hrd-index.html.

Richard


>I was wondering if I could get some input on how to go about
>implementing a chip in silicon. I have considered full asic and gate
>array. I heard chip express used to have a process with no NRE and the
>chips were real cheap but they don't have it anymore. The name of the
>process started with something like Laser .... I dont remember but does
>anyone know anything like that with no NRE. I moving from FPGA's to
>asic's. This isn't for commercial use, so if anyone knows how I can
>implement a chip in an ASIC or gate array without paying 40K or up for
>the NRE that would be just wonderful.
>
>Ali
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