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Some FPGAs are commodities. Here’s one with a PCB for $13. Can be used with an open tool chain too. I could probably find an even cheaper one if I looked har
by egsmi 6y ago
Some FPGAs are commodities. Here’s one with a PCB for $13. Can be used with an open tool chain too. I could probably find an even cheaper one if I looked harder.
https://store.tinyfpga.com/products/tinyfpga-a1 https://store.tinyfpga.com/products/tinyfpga-a1
Just like with GPUs, FPGAs with bigger die areas cost more. The biggest ones are expensive, just like with GPUs.
- ajfjrbfbf 6y agoAll TinyFPGAs are sold out for now :(
- egsmi 6y agoInteresting. The AX is out but the AX1 ($15) is in stock. https://www.crowdsupply.com/tinyfpga/tinyfpga-ax-bx https://www.crowdsupply.com/tinyfpga/tinyfpga-ax-bx I suppose the price is a bit misleading because the AX also requires the $12 programmer so with shipping+tax to CA it's closer to $30 total out of pocket. Personally I use the BX because having the flash, and a bit more logic, is convenient.
- snvzz 6y agoThe AX is not iCE40, thus no icestorm support, and it is tiny. Few designs can fit in there. Do look for iCESugar on aliexpress instead.