I am interested to obtain people's thoughts on what is stopping them diving into FPGAs. I have my own theories on this subject and will share these as this discussion develops.
I look forward to hearing your views,
Thanks in advance,
Simon
I am interested to obtain people's thoughts on what is stopping them diving into FPGAs. I have my own theories on this subject and will share these as this discussion develops.
I look forward to hearing your views,
Thanks in advance,
Simon
For me it's budget.
Because an FPGA board is often more expensive than other development boards, I had to find some synergy.
I circumvented my conscience by finding additional uses:
- When I added the board (in my case one of the Papilio members) to my shopping cart, I went over the 'free shipping treshold'.
- I'm using my FPGA board as a LogicSniffer compatible logic analyzer. That works particularly well for protocol analysis.
For me it's budget.
Because an FPGA board is often more expensive than other development boards, I had to find some synergy.
I circumvented my conscience by finding additional uses:
- When I added the board (in my case one of the Papilio members) to my shopping cart, I went over the 'free shipping treshold'.
- I'm using my FPGA board as a LogicSniffer compatible logic analyzer. That works particularly well for protocol analysis.