Embedded Systems: Programmable Logic -> Reusable models trim software costs
Embedded Systems: Programmable Logic -> Reusable models trim software costs
Vendor:
Dyumnin Semiconductors
Category:
Control Logic
HFT: Order Book
Maintains a database of outstanding orders.
Overview
Maintains a database of outstanding orders. updated database for 4 type of transactions New Order, Modify Order, Cancel Order, Transaction.
Sends a UDP Packet to host when there is a change in top 10 Buy/Sell orders with the details of the cumulative outstanding orders at each price point.
Sends a UDP Packet to host when there is a change in top 10 Buy/Sell orders with the details of the cumulative outstanding orders at each price point.
Applications
- High Frequency trading.
- NSE.
What’s Included?
- Verilog Code
- Constraints
Specifications
Identity
Part Number
NSEOrderBook
Vendor
Dyumnin Semiconductors
Type
Silicon IP
Provider
Dyumnin Semiconductors
HQ:
India
Dyumnin Semiconductors offers IP's and design Services in the following domains for ASIC and FPGA design:
- Cryptography.
- DSP / Test and Measurement.
- Networking (Wireless communication (WLAN), Wired communication (Ethernet 1/10/40/100G), Switches.)
- Display technologies.
- Serial Protocols.
- Gaming Peripherals.
- SoC and Subsystem.
The founding team has decades of experience and has contributed to successful tape-out of dozens of multi-million gate ASIC's.
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Frequently asked questions about Control Logic Accelerator IP cores
What is HFT: Order Book?
HFT: Order Book is a Control Logic IP core from Dyumnin Semiconductors listed on Semi IP Hub.
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