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I've got some low end but semi recent FPGA devkit hardware that I'm unlikely to use. Our company is about to switch continents so I am liquidating assets. If yo
by contingencies 4y ago
I've got some low end but semi recent FPGA devkit hardware that I'm unlikely to use. Our company is about to switch continents so I am liquidating assets. If you'd like the hardware, it's yours. I sent you an email using the address in your paper.
- azalemeth 4y agoThat's a really nice thing to read and a good example of why hn is great. If you've got another going spare, I'd give it a good home for medical physics research (long story!)
- contingencies 4y agoThink we have extra. Emailed you too.
- smcin 4y agoNeat, however that email address was deactivated years ago, I'm not going to get that email. You can find me on the web, I'm not too hard to find. I'm no longer doing hardware, I said if other people want to synthesize the concept, it's pretty easy to do (I implemented it in VHDL, MatLab and C. Or Verilog), and I'd love to see some performance numbers; they can drop me a line if they have any questions. AFAIK, CORDIC hardware (undeservedly) became a backwater by the 1990s, except in specialized areas like angle sensors, navigation or maybe SVD decomposition.