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Take the PYNQ Poll: You know Python, but Do You Know PYNQ?

If you are a member of element14 and you're an embedded developer (or learning the craft), you probably know Python.

 

But do you know PYNQ (as in PINK)?

 

PYNQ is an open-source framework that makes programmable SoCs easier-to-use and more accessible to new FPGA users through a browser-based development environment for Python.

 

Sound interesting?

 

Want to learn more?

 

Then attend our PYNQ webinar on May 8th, called: Unlock the Power of FPGAs through Python: Building Reconfigurable Embedded Systems with PYNQ

 

If you attend the webinar, you'll learn how to get a free PYNQ-Z2 boardPYNQ-Z2 board

 

 

Don't forget to take the PYNQ Poll!!!

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  • For zynq(unless we are using just the PS), C hardly can be used. It has support via the old HLS and currently SDSOC. PYNQ's Python is somewhat matching SDSOC in simplicity in my opinion but for a maker PYNQ is more welcoming. My client who try to use zynq for image processing have spent up to a year just to accomplish the image pipeline with VHDL and hardware prototype while the PYNQ can be used side by side for the algorithmn development to be carried out concurrently while waiting for the hardware prototype to be ready.

     

    But now there is a major and cheaper contender in the form of NVIDIA Jetson Nano at $99

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  • For zynq(unless we are using just the PS), C hardly can be used. It has support via the old HLS and currently SDSOC. PYNQ's Python is somewhat matching SDSOC in simplicity in my opinion but for a maker PYNQ is more welcoming. My client who try to use zynq for image processing have spent up to a year just to accomplish the image pipeline with VHDL and hardware prototype while the PYNQ can be used side by side for the algorithmn development to be carried out concurrently while waiting for the hardware prototype to be ready.

     

    But now there is a major and cheaper contender in the form of NVIDIA Jetson Nano at $99

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