I rarely use FPGAs. I mostly have stuck in other embedded development environments during my career. But, how are you using FPGAs these days?
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I rarely use FPGAs. I mostly have stuck in other embedded development environments during my career. But, how are you using FPGAs these days?
Cabe
High-radiation areas are great for FPGAs due to their ability to add TMR. Polling between the cores with a trigger to scrub the one that is off in the weeds.
@Jeri write your own programmer utilizing an FPGA you currently have a JTAG programmer for. 
High-radiation areas are great for FPGAs due to their ability to add TMR. Polling between the cores with a trigger to scrub the one that is off in the weeds.
@Jeri write your own programmer utilizing an FPGA you currently have a JTAG programmer for.
