Category: FPGA

Tillitis Tkey, an open-source RISC-V security key housed in a USB-C case, presents a unique approach to USB security tokens. Compact and straightforward, the TKey employs a 32-bit RISC-V core, specifically the PicoRV32, within a Lattice iCE40 UP5K FPGA. Distinguished by its departure...

iWave is excited to announce the launch of the iW-RainboW-G58M System on Module (SoM), powered by the Intel Agilex® 5 FPGA Series that extends the innovations of the Intel Agilex® FPGA portfolio to midrange FPGA applications. The Agilex® 5 SoM is built in a compact form factor of...

Sipeed's new Tang Primer 25K FPGA, utilizing the Gowin Semi GW5A-LV25MG121, offers 23,040 LUTs, ample SRAM, multipliers, PLLs, and 64Mb NOR flash memory. Available at $19 for just the module, $29 with a carrier board, and an additional $10 for an optional SDRAM module, it's suitable for...

Sipeed recently launched the Mega 138K Pro dev board. It's built around the GOWIN GW5AST RISC-V FPGA and features 2x SFP+ ports, a GbE port, dual DVI interfaces, 8x 12.5Gbps Serdes, and other peripherals. The Sipeed Tang series of boards are a family of FPGA development boards powered...

With the help of this exclusive IcyBlue FPGA feather developed by OAK DEV TECH, it is simple to launch an FPGA development project using powerful and dependable ICE5LP4K FPGA from Lattice Semiconductor. The ICE5LP4K includes two hardware I2C and SPI blocks, a bright RGB LED, two user...

Antmicro, known for its open hardware ecosystem, has designed the AMD-Xilinx Kintex-7 development board for developers to explore its potential as an RTL prototyping platform. Antmicro has introduced this board as part of its extended open-source SystemVerilog toolchain. The company...

Transmission of video from one location to another in the professional video world is typically done via SDI (Serial Digital Interface). This FPGA-powered device, intended as a test tool for SDI circuits, pushes signals at 1.485 Gbps. Based on an Arduino MKR Vidor 4000, Chris Brown of...

Jürgen Mülle has posted details of re-implementing the 65C02 in an FPGA, in a pin-compatible format that enables you to upgrade old computers and games to a 100 MHz clock rate! Speaking about the project, Jürgen says: "The idea of implementing a CPU core inside an FPGA is not new,...