Heard about it on The Amp Hour but forgot to visit the site. Thanks for posting it :)
Getting into electronics after microcontroller were ubiquitous, I always felt I was missing some of the fundamental experiences earlier engineers had. In addition, my classes always seemed to favor software simulation instead of chips on a breadboard. My digital electronics class used an FPGA board. I liked the early exposure to FPGAs and VHDL, but I regret never having to pull an all-nighter with a rats nest of logic chips.
Heard about it on The Amp Hour but forgot to visit the site. Thanks for posting it :)
Getting into electronics after microcontroller were ubiquitous, I always felt I was missing some of the fundamental experiences earlier engineers had. In addition, my classes always seemed to favor software simulation instead of chips on a breadboard. My digital electronics class used an FPGA board. I liked the early exposure to FPGAs and VHDL, but I regret never having to pull an all-nighter with a rats nest of logic chips.
