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True, but I'm about to start an FPGA contract where a Lattice FPGA would be a good fit. Doesn't need a huge amount of gates and performance would be just fine.
by UncleOxidant 6y ago
True, but I'm about to start an FPGA contract where a Lattice FPGA would be a good fit. Doesn't need a huge amount of gates and performance would be just fine. There are a lot of designs that can fit in that design envelope.
- bcrl 6y agoLattice seems to do quite well in the small and affordable market segment. There are lots of interesting products using them at astoundingly cheap price points. https://hackaday.com/2020/01/24/new-part-day-led-driver-is-fpga-dev-board-in-disguise/ https://hackaday.com/2020/01/24/new-part-day-led-driver-is-f... is probably the most affordable FPGA board that has been fully reverse engineered with 2 x gigabit ethernet ports and SDRAM.