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Could you tell more. I get same "dark art" feeling when I think about hardware design. And simultaneously I want to play with them.
by aryamaan 8y ago
Could you tell more. I get same "dark art" feeling when I think about hardware design. And simultaneously I want to play with them.
- satori99 8y agoHonestly the hardest part I have encountered so far has been learning the lingo. So much of what I was reading early on went over my head because i didn't fully understand the terminology and I don't really have an electronics background. But with enough patience and reading it starts to become clearer. And there is so much material to learn from online. The cheapo Chinese FPGA boards don't have much onboard except an LED or two, so you will need some components and a breadboard or two to start making stuff happen. If you have any experience with micro-controllers like Arduino (IE: knowing how to connect to components on a breadboard), and are already familiar with Boolean Algebra and finite state machines, then you won't find the initial learning stages to be too challenging either.