Overview
Explore a conference talk that delves into one FPGA company's journey from resisting to embracing open-source FPGA tooling. Learn about the tipping point in the semiconductor industry, the historical context of proprietary FPGA development tools, and the growing adoption of open-source alternatives. Discover the reasons behind FPGA companies' resistance to open-source tools and understand how this particular company is building its future on open-source FPGA tools. Gain insights into their decision-making process and the potential impact on the industry. The talk covers topics such as embedded FPGAs, the build process, PM25 monitoring, base64 decoding, power requirements, FPGA sizing, and sample applications. Engage with the speakers' experiences and understand the implications of this shift towards open-source tooling in the FPGA landscape.
Syllabus
Intro
USB
Quick Feather
Embedded FPGA
Main Program
Build Process
PM25 Task
PM25 Monitoring
Base64 Decoder
Summary
Journey from Resistance to Adoption
Sample Gateway
Blocks of Code
Applications
Power Requirements
FPGA Size
FPGA Example
Questions
Sample Applications
How Long It Took
Taught by
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