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What FPGA content would you like to see?

e14phil

FPGA and element14

 

I am very happy to say we have lots of big, exciting things in the pipeline for FPGA and the extended element14 family, but I want to take this time to ask the community what FPGA content interests you?

 

Do you want some reviews of FPGA kit?

Do you want Tutorials, if so on what?

What would help you to work with FPGA?

 

We have some things in the works but we always want to add quality content to our community.

 

If you have something you want to share in the FPGA space but want help, kit or just to run it past us, we will always try help!

 

- Your Friendly Neighborhood

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    Im enthusiastic to work more with fpga's, after my current project I intend to make a multi protocol analyzer, mentioned he's made one using an fpga so I might follow suit here.

     

    Also I want to add a graphical interface of some sort (lcd) so I'll likely use a small board computer for that part as I feel that would be easier and an fpga for the bus reading and decoding and make a standalone piece of test equipment so expect some more content from me image

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    lucie tozer wrote:

     

    Im enthusiastic to work more with fpga's, after my current project I intend to make a multi protocol analyzer, mentioned he's made one using an fpga so I might follow suit here.

     

    Also I want to add a graphical interface of some sort (lcd) so I'll likely use a small board computer for that part as I feel that would be easier and an fpga for the bus reading and decoding and make a standalone piece of test equipment so expect some more content from me

    lucie tozer wrote:

    ... after my current project I intend to make a multi protocol analyzer, mentioned he's made one using an fpga so I might follow suit here.

     

    ...

    I blatantly stole someone's design image

     

    The Papilio boards and Dangerous Prototypes LogicSniffer are virtually the same hardware - except input protection and level shifting.

    So the only thing I did is to make input protection board and load the LogicSniffer bitstream (I just changed some pull-up settings in the constraint file - the standard ones loaded some circuits a bit too hard).

    I've got a blog on that here on e14. I'll search it ...

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    lucie tozer wrote:

     

    Im enthusiastic to work more with fpga's, after my current project I intend to make a multi protocol analyzer, mentioned he's made one using an fpga so I might follow suit here.

     

    Also I want to add a graphical interface of some sort (lcd) so I'll likely use a small board computer for that part as I feel that would be easier and an fpga for the bus reading and decoding and make a standalone piece of test equipment so expect some more content from me

    lucie tozer wrote:

    ... after my current project I intend to make a multi protocol analyzer, mentioned he's made one using an fpga so I might follow suit here.

     

    ...

    I blatantly stole someone's design image

     

    The Papilio boards and Dangerous Prototypes LogicSniffer are virtually the same hardware - except input protection and level shifting.

    So the only thing I did is to make input protection board and load the LogicSniffer bitstream (I just changed some pull-up settings in the constraint file - the standard ones loaded some circuits a bit too hard).

    I've got a blog on that here on e14. I'll search it ...

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