Web server on Mimas A7 Ever thought about controlling FPGA peripherals right from your browser? Welcome to a hands-on web server demo on the Mimas A7 FPGA board, where we bridge web interfaces with FPGA control. No need to dive into the basics of FPGA or its applications here – you can explore those on […]
Numato’s M.2 based Aller AMD Artix-7 FPGA module is a powerful and flexible hardware device designed for various hardware functions and applications. It integrates an AMDs Artix 7 FPGA onto a small M.2 form factor card, providing a customizable and reconfigurable platform for implementing a range of hardware designs. Features: M.2 based Aller AMD […]
Mimas Lattice ECP5 Mini FPGA Development Board is a versatile and cost-effective FPGA development board. It is designed to be compact and robust, with a well-rounded selection of components and expansion slots. While its primary use is for mastering digital circuit design principles, the Mimas ECP5 also boasts a diverse array of features and interfaces. […]
Numato Lab introduces a powerful SOM (System on Module) based on Travos – AMD Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC is a powerful and flexible embedded system solution with up to six heterogeneous ARM processor cores (four 64-bit ARM Cortex-A53 and two 32-bit ARM Cortex-R5 Cores), an ARM Mali-400 MP2 GPU, and a big chunk of the latest-generation […]
Gaming with FPGA – Yoshi’s Nightmare How about some interesting gaming stuff! Yes, here we are in the world of FPGA, if we are in this world we should learn with FPGA and we should Play with FPGA. There is no need to explain what is FPGA and FPGA applications, it will be familiar to […]
Introduction Designing and building an FPGA development board that has two BGA devices was challenging enough. But what came next did seem equally challenging to us in the beginning. That challenge was testing the functionality of the DDR interface. We had no prior experience of successfully building a board with a DDR device. And those […]
Rohit at Technology Realm recently did a cool job of interfacing the Xilinx CPLD Breakout Board with a 16×2 LCD module. He used Chipmunk JTAG to download bitfile on to the CPLD. Thanks Rohit for sharing this excellent blog post. Read the complete blog post at his blog “Technology Realm“.
Rohit Singh put together a nice tutorial on designing an 8 bit counter using VHDL. Complete article is available at http://technologyrealm.blogspot.in/2013/06/8-bit-binary-counter-using-vhdl-on.html
Its been a while since we promised about a low cost JTAG hardware for hackers. Other priorities kept us away from working on this for a long time. At last, after a few days worth of coding and debugging, Chipmunk JTAG is now ready to roll. This is still a work in progress. There are […]
We designed and published a Xilinx Spartan 6 based FPGA development board a few months ago and gave away a few bare PCBs as well. Since we didn’t have plans to make it a sellable product, it was sidelined for a while. But many readers did like the board and wanted to know if we […]