fpga

Hi, I come from the background of microcontroller design. I am learning fpga design. Usually in the ucontrollers the total number of pwm is limited as per the vendors. In FPGA how can i determine the maximum number of pwm I can drive from a fpga. For example, currently i am working with...

Hi, I am a Hardware engineer. My dream is to be a FPGA engineer/ Digital Design Engineer. I noticed that, some of the job descriptions have python/perl. Learning python completly may not be useful in my domain. Is there any specific topics I will have to focus on in python? or Do I...

Hello, I am trying to design an FPGA board that has 2 MIPI cameras on it with 4 data lanes each providing a 4k resolution and 60 FPS data stream to a computer. I am thinking of using a Lattice ECP5 for the FPGA board, but it seems as if its MIPI CSI-2 receiver can only do a max 900 Mbps data...

Hi! I am new to FPGAs and I am working on a project that involves an array of I2C sensors. I need to record real-time data from all sensors at the exact same time. For now, I am just trying to plan and understand more about how I would do this with an FPGA. For an FPGA such as the LCMXO2...

I am trying to change this code that take a 4 bit binary number and converts it to display on a 7 segment display. I now need to alter the code for a 3 bit binary input and a 2 bit binary input as you can see from the hr_tens and min_tens outputs on my clock. Any help is appreciated. Would...

Hello I am having trouble finishing my design for a 12 hour digital clock. I cannot figure out how to connect my final clock to the seven segment displays. I am using a de1 development and using the Quartus II software. I do not need to display the seconds on for mu clock as there are only 4...

hello! i am a second year first semester EENG student, and for the digital project this semester we are tasked with programming a fpga to do something (i.e. clock, calculator, stop light, etc). Disclaimer: *the project requirements does not include creating a circuit. most/all are simply using...