JoeNatter

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   by JoeNatter 9y ago

   Yes. That's true
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   by JoeNatter 9y ago

   Thanks k. Interesting. A former employer of mine used CASE 4. The FPGA was connected to the CPU via a memory interface. In general this option should be more flexible. You can choose the exact processor and FPGA type you want. On the other
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   by JoeNatter 9y ago

   Hi there, we started a Kickstarter campaign a few days ago. We would really appreciate your expert feedback to our FPGA related board. Link: http://kck.st/2orXGCv Our board connects a Raspberry Pi to the DE0 Nano. The FPGA