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What is a Cmod?
What’s the story behind Cmods? Here’s a simple explanation of what exactly a “Cmod” is.
What to Expect in the 2020 Fall Semester
COVID-19 has us all out of sorts. The economy. Social life. Our health. Hell, we even ran out of Analog Discovery 2 as a direct result of it. As we …
Zoinks! What’s a Zmod?
The Zmod is the latest Digilent expansion module. But… what is it?
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Interested in Software-Defined Radio? We are!
Will Wadkins, Digilent’s FPGA Product Manager, discusses how Digilent is beginning to enter the software-defined radio space with the introduction of the USRP B205mini-i.
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Reverse Engineering an NES Controller Using the Digital Discovery and WaveForms
Some time ago, we had an old NES controller floating around the office. It wasn’t your run-of-the-mill NES controller, though – it had been “tampered” with. Instead of the normal …
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Navigating the Difference Between Pmod, SYZYGY, and FMC
For years, hardware engineers with interchangeable I/O needs had two strong choices – our own Pmod, which was developed as an open standard back in 2004, as well as the …
The Genesys ZU Taken On a Road Test
One lucky user was tasked to see what the Genesys ZU was capable of.
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Custom AXI for IP Acceleration using Petalinux
Pablo at ControlPaths.com has written a guide for creating a custom AXI IP using the Genesys ZU, but any Zynq MPSoC will do. We’re partial to the Genesys ZU though. …
The Trenz TE0802 is Now Available on Our Website!
Designed and manufactured by our partner, Trenz Electronic, the TE0802 is a development board integrating a Xilinx Zynq UltraScale+. The board features a variety of connectivity interfaces including DisplayPort, VGA, …
Bridging a USB to a Microcontroller, as Shown by the Analog Discovery 2
Our friend Yahya, Editor at Atadiat (the Arabic word for hardware), has put together a fine tutorial on serial engine programming. Using the MPSSE (Multi-Protocol Synchronous Serial Engine) from FTDI Chip …
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Five Projects for Your Arty S7
The Arty S7, our FPGA development board using the cost efficient Xilinx Spartan 7, gives users plenty of I/O and expansion options to work with. Since its inception in 2018, …
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