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US Looking to Put More Powerful Flexible Microchips in Space
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Mars Pathfinder Chip A standard microprocessor has its circuits hard-wired into it, and serves a specific purpose such as image compression or video streaming. In contrast, field programmable gate array (FPGA) computer chips stepped onto the stage in the mid-1980s, and can be reprogrammed to perform multiple functions. These capabilities come with a significant price […]
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