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The Hobbyists Guide to FPGAs

A Pi emulating a GameBoy sounds cheap. What about an FPGA?

VerilogBoy - GameBoy on FPGA

ice40 FPGA based custom board to control eink display

FPGA eink controller

Learn FPGA Design from the ground up with Verilog

FPGA Bootcamp #1

Spartan 6 FPGA Shield includes SPI Configuration Flash, Breakout Headers, SRAM, programmable from Arduino or SPI Programmer

Arduino-Compatible FPGA Shield

IIR filters, CIC filters, Direct Digital Synthesis, Karplus-Strong string synthesis, Adaptive noise cancellation, soft radio

DSP in Verilog: when it needs to be FAST

Tiny board with a BIG FPGA. SD card, 64mbit DDR RAM, ECP5 FPGA, 64mbit flash, and micro USB. Do more with up to 45k LUTs.

TinyFPGA E-Series

An FPGA retro-computer Pico-ITX board you assemble with through-hole parts.

TinyFPGA Computer Project Board

Put your Verilog on real hardware, real cheap

FPGA Bootcamp #3

Each custom CPU is a stack machine. Parallel computation is via shared memory. I wrote a stack language compiler for the CPU.

Custom parallel processors in Verilog/FPGA

Chemical reactions modeled by counting particles and using random numbers to see if a reaction occurs. NO differential equations!

Chemical Reaction Solver in Verilog -- NO ODEs!

Analog computers are completely parallel. FPGA simulation of analog components implements fast, parallel solution of differential equations.

FPGA Simulates Analog Computer

Neuron models including Izhikevich dynamics, chemical and electronic synapses, and STDP learning.

Spiking neural net in parallel FPGA hardware

Simple 8-bit Microcontroller in Verilog

EZ8

Short floating point in Verilog. Short floating point is useful for audio/video encoding where speed is important.

Compact Floating Point FPGA Hardware

FPGA shield board with XC3S50A/XC3S200A FPGA, 2 232/485 ports, 32Mb Flash, 4kb FRAM, 128kB SRAM, 12 Arduino UNO connections.

Chameleon

Michael A. Morris

For the final project of the course ECE 5760 at Cornell, we design a video tracking Whac-A-Mole video game using Altera DE2 board.

Whack-a-Mole with video tracking

Hardware and software to simplify FPGA development and interaction.

Nysa: FPGA Development Environment

This is my first lab with the DE0-nano FPGA board running on Quartus II software.

firstFPGA

Arduino Aficionado

Clone of the PC/Android game Super Hexagon on an Altera DE1 FPGA

Super Hexagon FPGA clone

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

DIY System on Chip based on FPGA, priced below 5 USD

DIPSY