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if practicality is a concern at all, then you can get stm32's for about that which will have significantly more power than you'll be able to cram into a $5 FPGA
by sigstoat 8y ago
if practicality is a concern at all, then you can get stm32's for about that which will have significantly more power than you'll be able to cram into a $5 FPGA, and the development environment will actually be pleasant.
(or just buy them, there's at least one on crowd supply, another was on kickstarter in the last couple years, etc)