{"id":10417,"date":"2022-07-22T17:00:00","date_gmt":"2022-07-22T17:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.prnasia.com\/story\/archive\/3824532_CN24532_0"},"modified":"2022-07-22T17:00:00","modified_gmt":"2022-07-22T17:00:00","slug":"s2c-shines-at-dac-2022-with-its-new-prodigy-player-pro-7-prototyping-software-multi-fpga-prototype-hardware-platforms-and-complete-prototyping-solutions","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/transmediavictoria.net.au\/?p=10417","title":{"rendered":"S2C Shines at DAC 2022 with its New Prodigy Player Pro-7 Prototyping Software, Multi-FPGA Prototype Hardware Platforms, and Complete Prototyping Solutions"},"content":{"rendered":"

Stand<\/span>-Out Veteran Provider of FPGA Prototyping Solutions<\/p>\n

SAN JOSE, Calif.<\/span>, July 23, 2022 \/PRNewswire\/ — The 59th Design Automation Conference returned to San Francisco’s<\/span> Moscone Center this year to notch almost six decades of week-long immersion in EDA technology and market trends, combining keynote presentations by industry luminaries with the “DAC Engineering Track” technical presentations and the EDA tool-provider exhibits for in-person exchanges of EDA user-needs and the latest EDA solutions.  Attendance by exhibitors, and EDA tool end-users alike, was noticeably improved from last year’s conference but still below pre-COVID levels.  The Moscone Center neighborhood provided a less than inviting convention venue as San Francisco<\/span> recovers from COVID’s decimation of the convention-generated commerce around the Center marred by heavily littered streets, a very noticeable presence of “street people”, and the closure of many name-brand businesses that are normally sustained by the “collateral business” generated by convention attendees.<\/span><\/p>\n

Despite the lower DAC attendance, S2C saw a marked improvement in the quantity and quality of visitors to the S2C booth.  S2C highlighted its latest hardware and software and provided interactive demonstrations of its Prodigy MDM Pro<\/i> multi-FPGA debug tools and its Prodigy ProtoBridge<\/i> high-throughput channel for the transfer of large amounts of transaction-level data between the FPGA prototype and a host computer \u2013 both demonstrations running on S2C’s Quad Logic System prototyping hardware featuring Intel’s massive Stratix GX 10M<\/span> FPGAs.<\/p>\n

S2C took the opportunity at DAC to roll out its newest version of its prototyping software Prodigy Player Pro-7.  <\/i>The new software suite includes Player Pro-RunTime<\/i><\/b>, for prototype platform control and hardware test; Player Pro-CompileTime<\/i><\/b>, with enhanced automation of multi-FPGA partitioning and pre\/post-partition timing analysis; and Player Pro-DebugTime<\/i><\/b>, for multi-FPGA debug probing and trace viewing with S2C’s class-leading MDM Pro debug tools.<\/p>\n

With an emphasis on large-scale SoC design prototyping, Player Pro-7<\/i> offers enhanced support for multi-FPGA implementations, including:<\/p>\n