Our ‘Ask Me Anything’ On Reddit – The Highlights!
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The USB104 A7: A New, High-Performance Twist on an Old Favorite
The USB104 A7 is a new addition to the Digilent ecosystem. At first glance it may seem similar to some of our existing FPGA development boards, but the USB104 A7 …
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From the President: Enabling Digital Transformation
It seems as if every time we’re approaching the boundaries of technology’s influence on our culture, a new development, trend, or exciting innovation pushes those boundaries even further, launching even …
Digilent’s 2020 Holiday Gift Guide
If you’re like me, you need to be explicitly told by a number of listicles what a good gift idea might be. Even if it’s something as simple as …
Saving Time with VAXEL-EZ
Digilent is partnering with VAXEL, Inc. to make FPGA design easier.
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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.
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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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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Creating a Genesys ZU Vitis Acceleration Platform
Vitis is Xilinx’s unified software platform, replete with open source libraries optimized for Xilinx’s own hardware platforms and pre-built applications. The Genesys ZU is our “kitchen sink” development board boasting …
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Using the xFFT IP to Implement an FFT on the Eclypse Z7
Pablo from controlpaths.com lent his expertise in Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) and applied it to our Eclypse Z7 board (using the SYZYGY Zmod ADC and DAC, and Xilinx’s xFFT IP). …
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