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There's not much there for hobbyists past toy ISA design and basic digital logic design exercises unless you really stretch the definition of hobbyist. It's a s
by seabird 6y ago
There's not much there for hobbyists past toy ISA design and basic digital logic design exercises unless you really stretch the definition of hobbyist. It's a steep increase in learning curve for power that most people will never use.
Electronic warfare is most commonly the disabling of enemy radio frequency equipment (radar, communications, targeting, etc).
- IgorPartola 6y agoGot it. So it sounds like this post is more for people looking to build products and choosing which FPGA to base them on.
- seabird 6y agoA lot of people believe that the year of the "maker FPGA" is upon us, and that the only thing holding it back is bad vendor tooling, so there's a lot of HN posts about them as of late. The vendor tooling is bad, but more than anything, the use case just isn't there. Given, this is just my opinion on the matter, so take it with a grain of salt.