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I used the Altera DE1 in my college EE class a few years ago and am interested in getting back into writing VHDL to help learn more about reverse engineering on
by Relys 12y ago
I used the Altera DE1 in my college EE class a few years ago and am interested in getting back into writing VHDL to help learn more about reverse engineering on a hardware level.
Should I go ahead and get the DE1-SoC since I already have experience with Quartus II or should I go for one of the Spartans (which I know nothing about). If I go with Altera is a DE2 worth the investment (it's 2x the price)?
- zhemao 12y agoThe DE1-SoC is definitely worth it for the ARM HPS. A hard processor which can run Linux attached to an FPGA is a very powerful combination. Check out http://zhehaomao.com/project/2014/01/02/fpga-series.html http://zhehaomao.com/project/2014/01/02/fpga-series.html for examples of stuff you can do with it.