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so in your mind, are FPGAs also only useful for toy examples? also, how often do you think a pcb of an electrical product changes once deployed?
by mpfundstein 5y ago
so in your mind, are FPGAs also only useful for toy examples?
also, how often do you think a pcb of an electrical product changes once deployed?
- djur 5y agoFPGAs are certainly far more useful due to the fact that you can design and simulate them digitally and then mass produce them from that design. You can work on as many FPGA designs as you want in parallel without having to physically set up and tear down each one in turn. They also don't cost $350 a pop.