Arduino PRO + FPGA for extreme tasks
Arduino is flexible, simple to program and with a strong IoT vocation; FPGAs, on the other hand, are less flexible but can perform tasks that not even the most powerful processor can tackle with the same speed. In this article I show you how to combine the two worlds to create mixed systems that are both flexible and very fast. Note: Not all the components listed are necessary, the list refers to the various prototypes I have created, you will choose the ones best suited to your needs
Devices & Components
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Portenta H7
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Arduino GIGA R1 WiFi
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Portenta Hat Carrier
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Arduino® Nano ESP32
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Digilent Cmod A7
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Sipeed Tang Nano 9K
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Sipeed Tang Nano 20K
Hardware & Tools
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Breadboard, Solderless
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Soldering kit
Software & Tools
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GOWIN EDA
Arduino IDE
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Xilinx Vivado
Project description
Code
Arduino-FPGA communication drivers
SPI drivers for Arduino (Master) and FPGA (Slave)
Documentation
Arduino PRO + FPGA for extreme tasks
The detailed explanation of 4 prototypes and other
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/arduino-pro-fpga-perfect-marriage-extreme-tasks-lets-how-nardella-mqfxf
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