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I strongly recommend Cypress PSoC3 and PSoC5 if your budget is tight and you want to achieve the blazing fast speed of FPGA within a tight budget. I implemented
by WasimBhai 12y ago
I strongly recommend Cypress PSoC3 and PSoC5 if your budget is tight and you want to achieve the blazing fast speed of FPGA within a tight budget. I implemented Wavelet Transform with de-noising scheme, a classifier model to match against that Wavelet Transform, and a RMS machine, all in hardware, all in that small PSoC3 chip. Magic.
- jnbiche 12y agoThe Cypress chips are amazing. And you can even buy a basic Cypress PSoC dev board for $5: http://hackaday.com/2014/06/16/cypress-launches-5-arm-dev-board/ http://hackaday.com/2014/06/16/cypress-launches-5-arm-dev-bo... Tragically -- as is the case with FPGAs -- the development environment only runs on Windows. I really think these companies are missing out on a large market segment of software developers who are increasingly interested in hardware, but who work exclusively on Linux or OSX.
- welterde 12y agoWorse actually, since at least for Xilinx and Altera the development environment is available for linux.