Cool.
Sounds a bit crazy, but the bill of materials is very cheap, e.g. $10 FPGA, $4 for Flash and SRAM, not much else for I/O, runs fast (and is the author's first Verilog project, so no doubt speedups are possible).
Sounds a bit crazy, but the bill of materials is very cheap, e.g. $10 FPGA, $4 for Flash and SRAM, not much else for I/O, runs fast (and is the author's first Verilog project, so no doubt speedups are possible).
Does that bump the price of the required micro-controller up beyond $2?
It that a silly question in almost 2014 with Moore's Law still in effect ^_^?
Microcontroller RAM is expensive, but FPGA RAM is even more-so.