Tag: FPGA

iWave Systems unveils the first look of Intel® Stratix® 10 powered System on Module at embedded world 2022. The System on Module is compatible with the SX and GX series of Stratix 10 SoC and FPGA, and is available in a form factor of 110mm x 75mm. Stratix 10 brings about a...

UPduino v3.1 is a compact and cost-efficient open-source FPGA board dedicated to applications that involve sensitive signal conditioning. It comprises of FTDI FPGA programmer, flash memory, a 3-color LED and FPGA pins for quick prototyping. The all-new UPduino v3.1 is an updated...

KR260 kit from AMD-Xilinx is a Kria SOM-based development platform for robotics and factory automation applications The KR260 robotics starter kit from AMD-Xilinx integrates high-performance industrial interfaces and features native ROS 2 support. It enables roboticists and industrial...

Muse Lab has released a compact iCESugar-nano FPGA development board powered by the Lattice Semiconductor iCE40LP1k and a RISC-V core. This is the latest addition to Muse Lab's iCESugar long list of open-source FPGA development boards that is compatible and supported by yosys, nextpnr,...

SparkFun has announced the public availability of another MicroMod form factor processor board with an onboard Alorium Sno System on Module (SoM)–  MicroMod Alorium Sno M2 Processor board. Hosting an 8-bit AVR instruction set, Sno's FPGA offers a reconfigurable hardware platform. Its...

A Japanese semiconductor design company, EdgeCortix, has unveiled an energy-efficient AI co-processor for edge intelligence– SAKURA. At the TechInsight’s Linley Spring Processor Conference, the company provided more details on the architecture, performance, and delivery timing for...

Efabless has launched a 100% open-source FPGA chip CLEAR, built on Caravel - an open-source ASIC platform provided as a base (SoC) and offering an end-to-end open design, right down to the CPU core. The explanation of the product is simple and quite relatable to the maker's community -...

Sipeed has surprisingly introduced yet another Tang Nano FPGA board based on the Gowin GW1NR-9 chip. This time, the manufacturer has pushed the limits to around 9K (8640) logic units (LUT4), unlike the predecessor Tang Nano 1K and Tang Nano 4K with around 1152 and 4608 LUTs respectively....