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I think the point is that the FPGA can handle very high speed IO in hardware, the ESP32 can host the application software and handle the communications. The Ar
by fargle 7y ago
I think the point is that the FPGA can handle very high speed IO in hardware, the ESP32 can host the application software and handle the communications.
The Arduino provides power supply and maybe low-speed peripherals like GPIO... (sarc)
Still awesome feature set and price point. I'm seriously thinking about using this standalone.
- duskwuff 7y agoWell... medium speed I/O. "High speed" in an FPGA context would imply a 5+ Gbit SERDES, which the Spartan-7 doesn't have and the connectors on this board wouldn't support anyway.