“FPGA based Real-Time Processing for Vision and SDR Applications”
FPGAs and SoCs became a key technology for processing high-bandwidth signals like video content and RF signals. Applications range from every-day life – like cellphone base stations and automotive driving assistance – to very specialized – as for example surgery devices and EMC measurement equipment. This presentation aims to point-out the most important considerations for successfully implementing vision and software defined radio systems on FPGA and SoC devices. Focus topics are the optimization of algorithms for FPGA implementation and efficient development processes to get the work done in time and high quality. Besides that, impacts of recent technologies like AI and highly integrated RF devices (RFSoC) are discussed.
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- Date: 25 Oct 2023
- Time: 05:30 PM to 08:00 PM
- All times are (UTC-04:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada)
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- 50 Vassar Street
- Cambridge, Massachusetts
- United States
- Building: Building 34
- Room Number: Room 34-401A (Grier Room A)
- Starts 11 August 2023 11:30 AM
- Ends 25 October 2023 05:30 PM
- All times are (UTC-04:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada)
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“FPGA based Real-Time Processing for Vision and SDR Applications”
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Oliver Bründler works for Enclustra in the business unit design services, which supports global customers in all areas of FPGA-based system development. He is responsible for projects which have a broad range of applications such as medical, test & measurement, and aerospace. As a system design expert, he is in charge of system design and specification, as well as managing the projects and ensuring successful completion. With over 15 years of experience in the field of programmable logic, he brings a wealth of practical experience and expertise to take on the most challenging customer projects for Enclustra.
Oliver Bründler earned a degree in digital microelectronics and started working for Enclustra right after completing his BSc in electrical engineering at FHNW in Switzerland. He then immersed himself in real-world projects to learn through hands-on experiences. This approach allowed him to gain in depth knowledge while actively apply theoretical concepts to solve complex problems for Enclustra and its customers. From 2017 to 2020 Oliver Bründler worked on electronics for particle accelerators at Paul Scherrer Institute and played a pivotal role in the creation of open-source FPGA libraries, before returning to Enclustra. Throughout his career he worked on a wide variety of projects and a diverse spectrum of technological advancements, including development of cutting-edge devices such as spectrum analyzers, servo controllers, RF measurement devices, RF control systems, SDR modems and low-latency video processing chains.
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