I'm looking for a recommendation of an fpga development board which is simple but runs at quite a high speed.
I have a datastream at 50 MHz but I won't process this data in the FPGA. I just need to be able to switch on and off TTL pulses to start and stop the device which produces this data with 50MHz precision.
I'm not tied to any particular fpga manufacturer but keeping the costs down would be nice so if it was programmable with the free version of Quartus and ISE that would be fantastic.
I'd also benefit from it being relatively recent so that it will be compatible with Windows 10.
I have an Intel/Altera MAX V CPLD dev board in my lab but trying to get the drivers running on W10 is nightmarish and, unfortunately, it doesn't seem to support Linux.
I have a datastream at 50 MHz but I won't process this data in the FPGA. I just need to be able to switch on and off TTL pulses to start and stop the device which produces this data with 50MHz precision.
I'm not tied to any particular fpga manufacturer but keeping the costs down would be nice so if it was programmable with the free version of Quartus and ISE that would be fantastic.
I'd also benefit from it being relatively recent so that it will be compatible with Windows 10.
I have an Intel/Altera MAX V CPLD dev board in my lab but trying to get the drivers running on W10 is nightmarish and, unfortunately, it doesn't seem to support Linux.