Power Analysis & Optimization for Altera® Arria 10 & Stratix 10 Devices: Intro & Early Power Estimator - (For Altera Stratix® 10 FPGAs, start with Getting Started with FPGA Power Estimation & Analysis instead.) 55 Minutes This is part 1 of 4. Designing for low-power in today’s high-speed Altera® Stratix® 10 and Arria® 10 FPGA designs is more important than ever. Knowing the final design’s power usage early in the design process is necessary for making power supply and device cooling decisions. This training will give you the knowledge and tools you need to perform highly accurate estimates of power usage and what to do to optimize power. In this first part, you’ll learn the basics of power analysis, including a detailed look at analyzing static and dynamic power. You'll also learn how to perform an early power estimate with the EPE spreadsheet and how this powerful tool can be used at any stage of the FPGA design process. Course Objectives At course completion, you will be able to: Analyze and optimize power usage in all stages of the FPGA design process for Altera® Arria® 10 and Altera® Stratix® 10 devices Understand the differences between static and dynamic power and how they are analyzed by the tools Learn how the Early Power Estimator (EPE) spreadsheets allow for quick power analysis at any stage of development Skills Required Completion of “Using the Quartus Prime Software: An Introduction” OR a basic understanding of the FPGA design flow and the Altera® Quartus Prime software Basic understanding of timing analysis Basic knowledge of performing simulations in 3rd-party EDA simulation tools If the audio for the course does not start automatically, press pause and then play on the course player. The transcript of the course audio is available in the Notes or closed captioning (CC) feature of the player. If you need assistance with this course, please email fpgatraining@altera.com . Reference Course Code: FPGA_OPWRA10S101. FPGA_OPWRA10S101. <p>Power Analysis & Optimization for Altera Arria 10 & Stratix 10 Devices: Intro & Early Power Estimator</p>