Nexys-4 DDR. Pushing the limits of 'cheap' unless you qualify for academic pricing, but attractive if you need the larger FPGA. The Artix's internal ADC is available on one of the ports. USB 2. Numato Neso. Spartan Edge Accelerator.
Cmod S7. Arty S7. EDGE Spartan 7. A development board with an array of onboard peripherals. It features Not a development board, but an 'LED driver card' which is available all over Chinese sites and has been reverse engineered. User manual and examples are provided. Anonymous Spartan-6 Core Board. A 'no name' board apparently available only on eBay. Pano Logic Zero Client G2. A thin-client computing appliance that has been reverse engineered. Available from eBay. Numato Mimas. Digilent Cmod S6.
Numato Saturn. A slightly baffling array of FPGA boards. The design is completely open source. EDGE Spartan 6. Digilent Nexys 3. Numato Galatea. Pano Logic Zero Client G1. An external JTAG programmer is required. Demand Peripherals Baseboard4. It forms the foundation of a robotics and automation ecosystem, supporting up to nine simultaneous peripherals sold by the same manufacturer, complete with an FPGA code generation tool and Linux API.
Elbert V2. Open Workbench Logic Sniffer. Borrows its design from the Papilio One and provides sixteen 5V tolerant buffered inputs, and compatibility with the Papilio One's 'wing' expansion boards. An Arduino shield that is intended to be an audio and video coprocessor for Arduino applications, but could be repurposed as a general-purpose FPGA interface board with the Arduino form factor.
It could be used as a plug-in module, or since the design is open source with Eagle files , as the basis for a custom board as long as it is also open source, as per the license. A breadboard-friendly pin DIP module form factor. JTAG interface pins are also broken out. Digilent Basys 2. Aessent aes Breadboardable, and an open source design.
UPDuino v3. If you are new to FPGAs and want to give them a try, this guide is for you. Luke is there often to help troubleshoot problems, answer questions, and post news. Follow their instructions carefully to get a free license file. Just like Lattice Diamond, iCEcube2 requires a free license file to be downloaded so be sure to follow their directions carefully. Technically required. These cookies are necessary for the basic functions of the shop.
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