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Is there a good "starter" FPGA kit which has an open-source toolchain, and the ability to build/deploy everything from the command line? I'm going through link
by bschwindHN 3y ago
Is there a good "starter" FPGA kit which has an open-source toolchain, and the ability to build/deploy everything from the command line?
I'm going through links in the comments here now in search of this too.
It would be cool to hook up an FPGA to an image sensor and do my own processing from the raw sensor data. Based on that description, I'm not sure which dev board or starter kit would be best to be looking at.
- xkriva11 3y agolook for example at iCESugar-nano, low spec but fits your requirements https://github.com/wuxx/icesugar-nano https://github.com/wuxx/icesugar-nano
- bschwindHN 3y agoOh this looks perfect, thanks! Here's one more thing I don't know - how do you evaluate whether or not an FPGA is sufficient for what you want to do? For example, let's say I want to talk to an image sensor which has a 3088x2076 resolution, and either capture still images or maybe video at some frame rate. Which specs do I need to hone in on and evaluate to determine which FPGAs would work, and which won't?