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Lattice updates design tool suites

16th June 2015
Nat Bowers
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Lattice Semiconductor has announced updates to Lattice Diamond, iCEcube2 and ispLEVER Classic design tool suites. This continued investment in design tools re-affirms Lattice’s commitment to providing customers with industry leading low power, small form factor and low cost FPGAs.

Lattice Diamond v3.5

Lattice Diamond Design Software is a complete suite of FPGA design tools with an easy-to-use interface, efficient design flow, superior design exploration and more. This update makes ECP5 FPGAs available to all users with standard licenses. The Lattice Diamond Free license enables the non-SERDES ECP5U devices, and the Lattice Diamond Subscription license enables the SERDES ECP5UM devices. Additionally, a data update for the ECP5 family provides users access to higher performance.

Lattice Synthesis Engine (LSE), included in the Lattice Diamond suite of tools, now supports ECP5, LatticeECP3, LatticeECP2, LatticeECP2M, LatticeXP2, MachXO3L, MachXO2 and MachXO FPGA families. Customers now have a choice of synthesis tools to get the best possible performance and power on a wider range of devices.

iCEcube2 2015.04

iCEcube2 design software gives customers easy-to-use design tools to hit their cost, power, and time-to-market targets. iCEcube2 2015.04 now makes iCE40 Ultra and iCE40 UltraLite devices available with a standard license, making it easier for manufacturers of mobile consumer and industrial handheld devices to quickly implement key product differentiators.

ispLEVER Classic 2.0

The update to ispLEVER Classic software enables a choice of synthesis tool when targeting Lattice ispMach 4000 CPLD family. LSE is now included with the Classic suite of tools along with Synopsys SynplifyPro synthesis. Users can easily switch between these tools when implementing their design to get the best possible performance and power for their application.

Mike Kendrick, Director of Software Marketing, Lattice, commented: “Lattice has made great strides continuing to stay on the cutting edge of FPGA design. This updates ensure that our customers can upgrade to the newest software release to remain on the forefront of innovation in an ever changing design environment.”

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