After years of thinking and talking about it, this year the Hackaday Supercon finally released an FPGA-based badge.
The Arduino MKR Vidor 4000 is here, along with the Raspberry Shake, the Neutis Quad-Core Module and a few other goodies!
Two miniature FPGA boards are now available, along with a single supply Logic Level Converter, FTDI to USB C cable, a new book and even more CNC accessories!
FPGAs are ubiquitous in "traditional" engineering, but still have only a small stake in DIY culture. Here are a couple of projects that are changing that.
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Do any of these have a native video out capability? Or would I have to build that from scratch for myself?
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creative idea! and nice write up!! what were your initial concept ideas for the needed sample speed?
Awesome. But how did you disable the highly vulnerable receiver built in to your garage opener?
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