El 16/06/11 17:41, Chris Kleeschulte escribió:
> I am getting into VHDL for the purpose of programming FPGA's. I am a
> computer scientist by trade, so I am really green when it comes to FPGA and
> VHDL. Does any have a recommendation for a low cost FPGA development board
> that I can learn on using VHDL?
I recently got a Digilent/Xilinx FPGA dev board, it has a 200K gate
Xilinx Spartan, some static RAM, platform flash, various switches and
buttons, PS/2 keyboard/mouse port, RS232 port, VGA port and 7-segment
LEDs and indicator LEDs plus three 40-pin IDE style connectors for
connecting whatever you like to the board. It's straightforward and does
what it says on the tin. Cost is $140
http://www.digilentinc.com/Products/Detail.cfm?NavPath=2,400,799&Prod=S3BOARD