Stockholm, September 10^th, 2013

FPGAworld

08:30 - 09:00	Registration
09:00 - 09:15	Room: Renen Conference opening Lennart Lindh, FPGAworld Thony Johansson, ÅF, Sweden
09:15 – 10:00	Room: Renen Academic Key Note Session From FPGA to Polymorphic computing Prof. Koen Bertels, Technical University of Delft, Netherland Session Chair: Johnny Öberg, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden
10:00 - 10:30	Coffee Break & Exhibition Sponsored by ÅF
10:30 - 12:00	Industrial program, A1-3 Debugging Session Chair: Tryggve Mathiesen, InformASIC	Academic Program, B1-3 NoCs/Off-chip Communication Session Chair: Prof. Koen Bertels, Technical University of Delft, Netherland Abstracts	Product Program, C1-3 Session Chair: Roger Ericsson, ÅF, Sweden
	A1: 10 Wayes to Effectively Debug your FPGA Design Antti Innamaa, Synopsys, USA INFO A2: SoC advanced debug and cross triggering with ARM DS-5 David Bauman, Xelmo AB, Sweden INFO A3: Improve your VHDL testbench. - A practical approach Espen Tallaksen, Bitvis, Norway INFO	B1: The CompSOC Design Flow for Virtual Execution Platforms Sven Goossens, Benny Akesson, Ashkan Beyranvand Nejad, Andrew Nelson, Martijn Koedam, Kees Goossens - Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands B2: A Flexible Communication Method for Multi FPGA Based Design Claudiu Chirap, Octavian Cret - Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, Romania B3: An Improved Transmission scheme for Error-prone Inter-Chip Network-on-Chip Communication links implemented on FPGAs Saif Uddin, Johnny Öberg - KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden	C1: Implementing DSP Algorithms on FPGAs using MATLAB and Simulink Jonas Rutström, Senior Application Engineer, MathWorks INFO C2: A practical guidance towards more advanced verification using Coverage and OVL Rick Stroot, Senior Application Engineer, InnoFour, Netherlands INFO C3: I/O Checker Verifying hundreds of FPGA IO pins between PCB and FPGA in minutes Willem Gruter, HDL Works, Netherlands
12:00 - 13:00	Lunch Break & Exhibition
13:00 – 13:45	Room: Renen Key Note Session FPGAs – Past, present, and Future. Notes from the past 25 years Mike Dini, Dini Group, USA Session Chair: Lennart Lindh, FPGAworld
13:45 - 14:00	Room Change & Exhibition
14:00 - 15:30	Industrial and student/hackers program A4-7 Design Methods and Student/hackers work Session Chair: Magnus Peterson, Synective Labs AB, Sweden	Academic Program B4-6 Power Optimization Session Chair: Prof. Peeter Ellervee, Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia Abstracts	Product Program C4-6 Session Chair: Rick Stroot, Senior Application Engineer, InnoFour, Netherlands
	A4: Software-driven FPGA Systems On Chip Design Methodology Tryggve Mathiesen, CTO Informasic AB INFO A5: Challenges when designing FPGA’s for safety critical applications Roger Ericsson, ÅF, Sweden INFO Student/Hackers program: A6 (15 min): Multithreaded 32 bit RISC implementation in FPGA Ulf Samuelsson, AGSTU School of Higher Vocational Education, Sweden INFO A7 (15 Min): NoC System Generator: a Tool for Fast Prototyping of Multi-Core Systems on FPGAs Johnny Öberg, Francesco Robino, Hosein Attarzadeh, Ingo Sander, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden	B4: Energy proportional computing in Commercial FPGAs with Adaptive Voltage Scaling Jose Nunez-Yanez - University of Bristol, UK B5: Energy and Performance Exploration of Accelerator Coherency Port Using Xilinx ZYNQ Mohammadsadegh Sadri, Christian Weis, Norbert Wehn, Luca Benini - University of Bologna, Italy B6: Tracking the Pipelining-Power Rule along the FPGA Technical Literature Eduardo Boemo, Gabriel Caffarena, Juan Pablo Oliver - Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain	C4: Introducing a New Level of FPGA Security Avnet-Memec INFO C5: Faster, Cheaper and Safer FPGA Development - A practical approach Espen Tallaksen, Bitvis, Norway INFO C6: Introducing the world’s highest density FPGA built using Intel’s 22nm FinFET technology Les MacInnes, Achronix INFO
15:30 - 16:00	Coffee Break & Exhibition
16:00 - 16:30	Room: Renen Panel Discussion The evolvement of the FPGA designer Session Moderator: Per Henricsson, Elektroniktidningen (Swedish Magazine) INFO Panel: Prof. Koen Bertels, Technical University of Delft, Netherland Mike Dini, Dini Group, USA Johnny Öberg, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden
16:30 - 18:00	Go Home Drink Sponsored by FPGAworld and ÅF

SPONSORS

ACM DTU Elektroniktidningen Aktuell Elektronik

Exhibitors and Product Presenters

ÅF, Sweden, Synopsys, USA, InnoFour, Netherlands, More Electronics, Denmark, Tabula, USA, Achronix, Avnet-Memec, USA, HDL Works, Netherlands, Dini Group, USA, Silica, Denmark, Sigasi, Belgium, Mathworks, USA, ELSIP, Sweden, DTU, Denmark, Bitvis, Norway, Aktuell Elektronik, Denmark, Elektronik Tidningen, Sweden, Synective Labs, Sweden, AGSTU, Sweden

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