Digital Blocks is a member of the OCP International
Partnership
(OCP-IP), a non-profit semiconductor industry
consortium formed to administer the support, promotion and
enhancement of the Open Core Protocol (OCP) specification.  
OCP is the only fully supported, openly licensed, complete
interface socket for intellectual property (IP) cores.  OCP
addresses design, verification and testing issues common to IP
core reuse in "plug-and-play" system-on-chip (SOC) products.
Digital Blocks actively develops its IP cores with a OCP
specified interface socket.
Partners
Digital Blocks is a member of the Altera Megafunction
Partners Program
. Digital Blocks offers it IP cores in
VHDL/Verilog and technology-specfic netlists formats targeting
Altera devices, including all members of the Cyclone I / II and
Stratix II / II GX / III series of FPGAs; MAX I / II series of
CPLDs; and Hardcopy I / II series of structured ASICs.
Digital Blocks is a member of the Altera OpenCore Program.
The OpenCore Program allows you to parameterize, compile,
and simulate Digital Blocks IP cores within Altera's Quartus II
design tools. Through the addtional
OpenCore Plus Program
you can generate a programming file and test Digital Blocks' IP
core in hardware for a specified amount of time. To request an
OpenCore evaluation, please visit out
Evaluation Request page.
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Digital Blocks is a registered trademarks of Digital Blocks, Inc.
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Digital Blocks is a member of the SignOnce IP License
Common License Consortium.
The SignOnce IP License
offers a common set of IP licenses that streamlines the licensing
of IP cores by users. The SignOnce IP Consortium offers
Project License and Site License agreements. To learn more,
please visit the consortium at
www.xilinx.com/ipcenter/signonce
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