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As someone who loves working with uC's, yes, as long as the cost is around the price of Arduino/Cortex M3 board. I've never done a FPGA project, and this is the
by officialchicken 15y ago
As someone who loves working with uC's, yes, as long as the cost is around the price of Arduino/Cortex M3 board. I've never done a FPGA project, and this is the kind of thing that would get me started working with them.
I'm not sure if HDMI would be on my must-have list though, a serial-USB and console/terminal would be more than adequate for me.
- kuripyon 15y agoI would want to have it cost much less than an Arduino in a "DIP package." The basic logic can be implemented in a $10 FPGA, add on cost of boards and connectors and a voltage regulator and it should still be less than $20. The advantage here would be that the user would be completely free to create her own "computer mainboard" with whatever peripherals she chooses. I might also consider doing an all-in-one with common peripherals, and if I did, a CDC/UART type thing would be high on the list. HDMI is easy to implement in recent FPGAs (easier than composite/S-Video/RGB out) which is why I'd want to display video using HDMI.
- officialchicken 15y agoVery cool, that's something I'd definitely be interested in.