mindthomas
Member level 4
Hi all.
Just wanted to show you our latest project, which I hope to be able to sell sometime.
We've made a board which makes it easier to get started using FPGAs, because our board plugs directly into two breadboards, and you only have to apply 3.3V.
We have just finished soldering the prototype, and everything works as expected
The board contains a Spartan 3E 500k and a 4Mbit PROM for storing the FPGA configurations. You have direct access to almost every IO-pin on the FPGA, which is routed to the 2x30 pin headers. This makes some endless possibilities, and we are currently making some Examples/Demos, to show you, what you can do with this board.
You can see a couple of pictures of the prototype here: TKJ Electronics » FPGA STAMP
Best Regards
Thomas Jespersen
Just wanted to show you our latest project, which I hope to be able to sell sometime.
We've made a board which makes it easier to get started using FPGAs, because our board plugs directly into two breadboards, and you only have to apply 3.3V.
We have just finished soldering the prototype, and everything works as expected
The board contains a Spartan 3E 500k and a 4Mbit PROM for storing the FPGA configurations. You have direct access to almost every IO-pin on the FPGA, which is routed to the 2x30 pin headers. This makes some endless possibilities, and we are currently making some Examples/Demos, to show you, what you can do with this board.
You can see a couple of pictures of the prototype here: TKJ Electronics » FPGA STAMP
Best Regards
Thomas Jespersen
