FPGA stands for Field-Programmable Gate Array, which is a type of programmable logic device. 1. Comparison with Microcontrollers Different Structures: 1.1 The number of pins, resources, and internal multipliers in a microcontroller is fixed, meaning its hardware is predetermined. Its functions can be achieved through software programming. 1.2 In contrast, the internal circuitry of an … Read more
Spring has arrived, and everything is coming back to life. The dormant seeds and animals will start to grow in the warm and humid spring of the new year.We also plan to share new knowledge in the new year. Previously, our knowledge-sharing live broadcasts focused mainly on Infineon’s microcontrollers and intelligent vehicle competitions. Recently, we … Read more
Today, I want to share a board that is an industrial-grade core board developed by Chuanglong Technology, based on the Rockchip RK3588J/RK3588 + Unisoc Titan-2 PG2T390H FPGA design. It is a heterogeneous multi-core domestic platform. After reviewing the specifications of this product, I found that both the software and hardware parts are excellent, and its … Read more
Welcome FPGA engineers to join the official WeChat technical group. Clickthe blue textto follow us at FPGA Home – the best and largest pure FPGA engineer community in China. FPGA is a programmable chip, thus the design methods for FPGA include both hardware and software design. Hardware includes FPGA chip circuits, memory, input/output interface circuits, … Read more
Welcome FPGA engineers to join the official WeChat technical group. Clickthe blue textto follow us at FPGA Home – the best and largest pure FPGA engineer community in China. This article mainly introduces the differences between CPLD and FPGA. CPLD and FPGA are both composed of logic array modules, but CPLD’s LAB is based on … Read more
Arduino and Raspberry Pi boards are the pinnacle of revolutionizing embedded system development. In the past, embedded system development started with hardware. The project steps typically included: Defining system requirements, including rough estimates of processing speed and I/O requirements. Selecting an appropriate microcontroller or microprocessor that meets power, performance, and cost requirements. Connecting the hardware … Read more
FPGA stands for Field Programmable Gate Arrays. It allows the creation of custom hardware, eliminating vendor-related costs. Unfortunately, the complexity of most chip designs still exists, which is why most people prefer to use off-the-shelf chips, often accepting their limitations instead of taking on the challenge to achieve the hardware optimization and efficient design they … Read more
Soft Cores vs Hard Cores Embedded processor hard-core FPGAs, also known as SoC FPGAs, integrate hard-core processors into the hardware design from the outset, allowing for pure hardware implementation without consuming FPGA logic resources. The hard-core processor and FPGA logic are largely independent of each other. In simple terms, SoC FPGAs combine an ARM processor … Read more
After two years of development, the AXIOM board has finally been launched. Initially, AXIOM was supported by seven different enterprises from Europe, including three research institutions/universities: the University of Siena, the Barcelona Supercomputing Center, and Fourth, along with four tech companies: SECo, Vimar, Evidence, and Herta Security. The AXIOM board is the first to combine … Read more
Recently discovered an interesting development board that is based on RISC-V and FPGA. This form is my first encounter. It is the BeagleV®-Fire BeagleV®-Fire adopts Microchip’s PolarFire® FCVG484E 5-core RISC-V system-on-chip and FPGA architecture. It has 4 64-bit RV64GC application cores and 1 64-bit RV64IMAC monitor/boot core, with a performance of 3.125 CoreMarks/MHz and 1.714 … Read more