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Learning FPGA

danielpgleason

Does anyone know of any good learning resources about how to start learning FPGA? I've been a software engineer for several years and the FPGA world is quite new to me. I'm trying to implement RMII but have been struggling a lot. I purchased a logic analyzer but I don't know what I'm looking at. I need something that will tell me how to properly understand and read datasheets, know how to debug signals, how to understand what VHDL is good and what is bad. How to read RTL generations..Etc

I'm starting from the beginning. Any resources or materials are greatly appreciated. 

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  • Nice topic.

    I saw some VHDL at university a few years ago, but this discussion is definitely
    bringing back the need to learn more and refresh, or even update, my hands-on FPGA
    experience.

    As  mentioned the Artix platform, I realized that it’s actually the same
    direction I’ve been looking at recently. I’m planning to buy an Artix development board
    soon and add it to my short-term project bucket list. In my case, it’s the Digilent
    Cmod A7 with the Xilinx Artix-7 FPGA.

    Funny timing, because this is exactly the kind of topic I’ve been thinking about
    getting into lately, so all the recommendations here are really useful.

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  • Nice topic.

    I saw some VHDL at university a few years ago, but this discussion is definitely
    bringing back the need to learn more and refresh, or even update, my hands-on FPGA
    experience.

    As  mentioned the Artix platform, I realized that it’s actually the same
    direction I’ve been looking at recently. I’m planning to buy an Artix development board
    soon and add it to my short-term project bucket list. In my case, it’s the Digilent
    Cmod A7 with the Xilinx Artix-7 FPGA.

    Funny timing, because this is exactly the kind of topic I’ve been thinking about
    getting into lately, so all the recommendations here are really useful.

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