Programmable Hardware
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Programmable Hardware is an area of elecronics to bring the concepts of flexibility and adaptibility from the software arena to the world of hardware.
With Programmable Hardware, the functionality of an electronic device can be changed on a level usually associated with hardware without having to really touch the real hardware components:
- electronic parts or their dimensions and/or values
- wires and connections between parts
Programmable Hardware Parts and Devices
FPGA
HDL - Hardware Description Languages
Programmable Hardware in PUCON
Altium Nanoboard 3000
- Altium SoftDesign - Altium Designer and Connected Nanoboards
- https://techdocs.altium.com/display/HWARE/NanoBoard+3000+-+Firmware+Updates
- Building a complete Embedded FPGA application from scratch
- https://techdocs.altium.com/display/FPGA/Accessing+SPI+Flash+Memory+Attached+to+a+Processor
- http://techdocs.altium.com/display/FPGA/FPGA+Design
- http://techdocs.altium.com/display/FPGA/FPGA-ready+Design+Components+%28non-processor%29
- Altium Training: FPGA Design
FPGA Prototyping Boards
PUCON Projects with Programmable Hardware
NOS032
NOS032 is an application for the #Altium Nanoboard 3000 to use the Nanoboards DAC interface to produce graphic display on an Oscilloscope CRT in X-Y-mode.
Further Reading
- Playing MP3 music with FPGAs
- DDS - Digital Direct Synthesis Waveform Generators
- HDMI Interfaces with FPGAs