FPGA Developer Quiz

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Do you know enough to be an FPGA Developer? Prove it by taking our FPGA Developer Quiz, with topics such as Microchip's Polarfire FPGAs.

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mrdave45 over 4 years ago

Fun quiz to make my tuesday more interesting
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richardkang over 4 years ago

Hardware crypto accelerator and tamper detection are critical in creating a highly secured IoT devices
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giuseppe.cannarella over 4 years ago

Great Polarfire focus On
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hugohu over 4 years ago

These FPGAs have some nice feature sets.
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14rhb over 4 years ago

Some very useful features with these Microchip FPGAs; thanks for the quizz :-)
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zst123 over 4 years ago

First time learning about hardware hackers and I never knew about detecting tampering by using the active mesh
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muhammedkocaoglu over 4 years ago

Thank you. Great quiz.
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dubbie over 4 years ago

I must have known something about FPGAs after all as I managed 80% on my first attempt, my best score for some time. Some good questions.

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weiwei2 over 4 years ago

tough but informative quiz as it touches lots of technology on the fabric which i previous didn't pay attention too. It took me a full 1 hour + to nail it. i do it while attending a meeting (which i mostly only stay passive listening) so got quite a fair bit of time reading through the resources.

DPA is a new information to me although it is not a new things to me. i go to find some information about how to perform such an analysis and it seems it only need an oscilloscope or probably a IO card that also can perform as an oscilloscope and signal generator. In fact one day this might be a good experiment for me to try on a kit like HELLO FPGA Kits that has cryto engine and see how its anti tampering protection works. i got this diagram from researchgate about the possible setup for such an experiment.

i have also always thought FPGA is SRAM based until encountering this. Also many information by just reading through the comments section
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albertabeef over 4 years ago

Very informative, thanks !
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