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> What's the point of low speed single ended I/O into an FPGA module? Hardware interfacing with the physical world. Driving small numbers of LEDs, h-bridge dri
by bobmcnamara 2y ago
> What's the point of low speed single ended I/O into an FPGA module?
Hardware interfacing with the physical world. Driving small numbers of LEDs, h-bridge drivers, load switches, regulator control signals, reading buttons, accelerometers, gyroscopes, magnetometers, PWM controllers, GPS, ...
- jpm_sd 2y agoThat's what microcontrollers are for. FPGAs are harder to program and use a lot more power. So the juice needs to be worth the squeeze!
- bobmcnamara 2y agoThe application is what the chip is for. There are plenty of low power FPGAs and times to use them over a micro.