2011-01-31 03:17:34.364248+01 by Dan Lyke 1 comments
Once I finish screwing about with these TI MSP430 wireless boards, I really should learn more about FPGAs. I've mentioned FPGA dev kits before, but here's another low-cost way to get started: The open design XuLA-200 from XESS.
[ related topics: Wireless Graphic Design ]
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#Comment Re: made: 2011-01-31 03:52:38.278885+01 by: Mars Saxman
keep me posted! I'm still not really sure what FPGAs are for, or how you use them.
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