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- This product had a total of 15 reviews as of our last analysis date on Jan 22 2021.
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This is a good starter book for FPGAs. The example is the Mojo but it translates to the more updated Au FPA board by Alchitry ... Read More
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Back in the mid-1970s, everyone and their brother – at least in the circles i ran in – was trying to build and even mass produce small computers.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Today, you can literally roll your own chips in the form of fpgas - field-programmable gate arrays.
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To a guy who used to scrimp pennies to buy what are now commodity parts that sold for a king’s ransom back then, this is simply mind-blowing.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Fun book for the technically inclined – and tech dreamers.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
You also need to be facile with the computer.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The book also relies on proprietary hardware (that the author developed via a kickstarter) which would set you back between one a two hundred dollars.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Overall a great book, but maybe the mojo hardware requirement can be in larger type on the cover.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
What makes them unique against microcontrollers such as arduino is that you are designing a real digital circuit that can execute complex tasks in parallel.
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