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I have bought a bunch of FPGAs years back when I had more time maker/hacker stuff, but then I haven't done anything with them. This looks like an interesting us
by imrehg 3y ago
I have bought a bunch of FPGAs years back when I had more time maker/hacker stuff, but then I haven't done anything with them. This looks like an interesting use case that would allow me both to know more FPGA bits and the actual use case of computer systems...
- PaulHoule 3y agoYou're going to need a high performance part (expensive) for that. I am in the same boat, I have a $150 FPGA dev board I haven't really done anything with, though I have an Arduino project would would probably be a good fit for it (a display controller for persistence of vision displays)