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Actel Corporation (formerly NASDAQ :ACTL) was an American manufacturer of nonvolatile, low-power field-programmable gate arrays ( FPGAs ), [4] mixed-signal FPGAs, [5] and programmable logic solutions. [6] [7] [8] It had its headquarters in Mountain View, California, with offices worldwide.
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ProASIC 3 FPGAs are low-power, low-cost devices with nonvolatile Flash technology and up to 35K Logic Elements. They support the Arm Cortex-M1 soft processor IP core and are available in various temperature and I/O grades.
Document CategoryTitleDateSupporting Collateral26 Mar 2012Application Notes13 Nov 2011User Guides15 Jul 2010User Guides15 Jul 2010Learn about the key features and benefits of Actel Fusion, the world's first mixed-signal FPGA with optional soft ARM support. Fusion integrates configurable analog, flash memory, clocking, and programmable logic in a monolithic device for low power, high performance, and flexible applications.
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Oct 4, 2010 · Microsemi, an analog and mixed-signal chip maker, acquired Actel, a supplier of FPGAs, in 2010. The deal was aimed to deliver synergies and system-level capabilities in the aerospace and defense markets.
Oct 4, 2010 · Microsemi, a semiconductor company, announced in 2010 that it would buy Actel, a FPGA supplier, for $20.88 per share. The deal was expected to boost Microsemi's system-level and programmable capabilities and create synergies.
COMPANY NEWS; Texas Instruments. LEAD: Texas Instruments Inc. announced a technology exchange agreement with the Actel Corporation, a small semiconductor company that makes computer chips that ...
