Category Archives: FPGA Design
Xilinx Acquires Silexica to Broaden its Developer Base
10/06/2021, hardwarebee
SAN JOSE, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Xilinx, Inc. (NASDAQ: XLNX), the leader in adaptive computing, today announced that it has acquired Silexica, a privately-held provider of C/C++ programming and analysis tools. Silexica’s SLX FPGA tool suite empowers developers with an unparalleled development experience building applications on FPGAs and Adaptive SoCs. This technology
Read MoreThe Ultimate Guide to FPGA Design
30/05/2021, hardwarebee
This article provides an overview of FPGA design. FPGA design is today a very mature process that as evolved since the 80’s. Of course, new development tools have been developed and FPGAs got larger and larger to resemble an SoC (System on a Chip). But, the general concept
Ultimate Guide: FPGA Programming
27/04/2021, hardwarebee
In this paper, we covered all topics related to FPGA programming. The paper starts with an introduction to FPGA and its programming languages. And thereafter, takes the reader into the process of FPGA programming with a very basic HDL code that is used to demonstrate how an FPGA is programmed.
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Ultimate Guide: Verilog Test Bench
18/04/2021, hardwarebee
This article is about how to write and use Verilog Test Benches. Designers that want to use Verilog as an HDL verification language for design and verification of their FPGA or ASIC designs. Verilog is an hardware description language used for the design and verification of the hardware design.
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Xilinx vs. Altera CPLD Comparison
08/04/2021, hardwarebee
This article discusses the difference between the Xilinx (AMD) vs Altera (Intel) CPLD architecture and their comparison. Also, this article discusses CLB architecture, clock generation, memory, and DSP operations of both Xilinx vs. Altera.
What is CPLD?
The design process to design complex system evolved drastically during the
Field Programmable Gate Array
21/03/2021, hardwarebee
What is Field Programmable Gate Array?
There are two general types of digital integrated circuits: ASIC and Field Programmable Gate Array. ASIC (application specific integrated circuit) has a pre-defined one-specific hardware functionality which can’t be reprogrammed after manufacturing. Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) on the other hand can be
The Ultimate Guide to FPGA
15/03/2021, hardwarebee
What is FPGA?
There are two general types of digital integrated circuits: ASIC and FPGA. ASIC (application specific integrated circuit) has a pre-defined one-specific hardware functionality which can’t be reprogrammed after manufacturing. FPGA (field programmable gate array) on the other hand can be programmed and reprogrammed after manufacturing.
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The Ultimate Guide to RTL Design
11/03/2021, hardwarebee
This article provides an overview of Register Transfer Level (RTL) Design, it describes the fundamentals of RTL design and the process of RTL design. The article will also discuss RTL synthesis, RTL for synchronous and asynchronous design, RTL simulation, RTL in FPGA and ASIC and RTL design tools.
What
The Ultimate Guide to FPGA Architecture
01/03/2021, hardwarebee
This article provides a closer look into the history and the current FPGA architecture and it intended for electronics, FPGA and software engineers that would like to learn more about FPGA internals. The article discusses the traditional FPGA architecture and modern FPGA architecture. Also, it discusses the usage of internal
Read MoreFPGA Projects and (free) Source Code
03/02/2021, hardwarebee
This article covers FPGA projects from beginners to expert level. You can find here FPGA projects for engineering students, cool FPGA projects and FPGA projects used in commercial products. All FPGA projects are with free and downloadable source code, allowing you to use the projects at home or at work.
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