Functions and Specifications: - 16-channel 16-bit DA conversion - Single-ended output - Selection of output range: 0 to +10V, +/- 5V, or +/- 10V - 10 milliamp output drive - 100KHz update per second per channel - 16-channel 16-bit A/D conversion - Differential or single-ended input - +/-5V or +/- 10V input range - Overvoltage protection: +/- 30V - 300K updates per second per channel - 96-channel digital I/O - 5V 4mA TTL (3.3V available) - Digital I/O direction per nibble - High-speed digital isolator - AlterArria V family FPGA with 362K logic elements - 1GB DRAM - TCXO clock source - 8-output programmable clock generator - Industry-standard SCSI 68-pin VHD connector for I/O - RJ-45 connector for multi-board synchronization - PCIe x4 Rev 1.0a, full length, full height (12.3 inches x 3.8 inches) - Isolated power supply for all I/O - Optional NIST traceable calibration

FPGA Workbench provides a complete development environment for building customized solutions based on concurrent real-time programmable FPGA cards. FPGA Workbench includes a powerful GUI for selecting and configuring a variety of pre-developed data acquisition and industry-specific modules to meet precise application requirements. The library of functional IP modules includes pulse width modulation, analog I/O, digital I/O, SENT protocol, encoders, ignition, injection, crank/camshaft, wheel speed sensors, and state changes. One FPGA Workbench license is required for each FPGA board.

The FPGA workbench requires Intel's Altera Quartus Prime Standard Edition for the Aria V Development software package. Using Altera's tools, cards can be easily customized to meet specific I/O requirements. These tools allow users to develop custom HDL code targeting the Aria V FPGA and integrate it into concurrent real-time FPGA boards. Altera's Qsys tool eliminates manual system integration tasks, enabling developers to focus on designing the necessary custom I/O functions. The Platform Designer (QSYS) system integration tool saves design time and improves productivity by automatically generating interconnection logic that connects intellectual property (IP) functions and subsystems. Additionally, input and output of information during simulation can be done programmatically in a program-free environment on the SIMulation Workbench, or customers can freely program using our C/C++ based API.

The FPGA Workbench from Concurrent Real-Time in Pompano Beach, Florida, is a software tool that provides a fully customizable development environment for programmable field-programmable gate array (FPGA) processing cards. The FPGA Workbench was built from the ground up for real-time applications. When combined with Concurrent's FPGA real-time drivers for the RedHawk Linux real-time operating system, the FPGA Workbench becomes a powerful tool for creating real-time models. This enables Concurrent's RedHawk RTOS and FPGA Workbench to serve as solutions for simulation and testing applications in areas such as autonomous driving and flight control, ultimately allowing the industry to bring enhanced products to market quickly and cost-effectively.