QuickLogic has been a trusted supplier of programmable logic (FPGAs and eFPGA IP Cores) for mission-critical applications for nearly three decades.
Our highly reliable programmable logic technology is trusted by numerous military and defense prime contractors for land, sea, air and space applications. Our technology has been production proven across numerous process nodes in multiple foundries.
Programmable logic is ideal for the implementation of Military, Aerospace and Defense specific interfaces in COTS devices, chip-to-chip connectivity, system power reduction for longer battery life, system latency and redundancies, and product longevity for the decades our customers need to support their product lifecycles.
QuickLogic is a proud participant in the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Toolbox Initiative as an authorized supplier of embedded FPGA IP and Open Source FPGA Tools. DARPA research teams will now be granted access to QuickLogic’s customizable eFPGA IP technology and 100% open source FPGA development tools.
High Reliability FPGAs
Our FPGAs are ideal for high reliability, instant-on, Aerospace and Defense applications
- Robust, 100% Open Source FPGA Tools with support for industry-standard synthesis tools
- Ideal for the implementation of Military, Aerospace and Defense specific interfaces in COTS devices
- Optimized for applications where quality, reliability, and decades of product longevity matter
Embedded FPGA (eFPGA) IP
Our silicon-verified, production-proven eFPGA enables designers to integrate the flexibility and programmability of FPGA technology into their own SoC/ASIC designs.
- Optimized for applications where quality, reliability, predictability matter
- Robust, 100% Open Source FPGA Tools
- We support a variety of process node / foundry combinations, including radiation hardened devices
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“By providing access to QuickLogic’s tools, DARPA researchers can bring a larger variety of FPGA/eFPGA-based products to bear on DARPA programs.”
Serge Leef Program Manager for the Microsystems Technology Office (MTO) at DARPA
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