Rising design complexities and high manufacturing costs of System on Chip (SoC) in deep submicron nodes (beyond 90nm) have reached levels where dedicated SoCs can no longer be designed for every application, but must have some post manufacturing flexibility to amortize the high development costs to several end markets. This book analyzes and advocates potentials and challenges of eFPGAs in this scenario. The book is interesting for a broad audience from academia & industry. It conducts detailed industrial survey focused on programmable technologies to investigate potentials, challenges and...