[Ken Boak] and [Alan Wood] put together a no-nonsense FPGA board with the goal of getting the price under $30. They basically took a Lattice iCE40HX4K, an STMF103 ARM Cortex-M3 microcontroller ...

Still, the power of a fast ARM and a big FPGA is a big draw and we’re expecting a few more of these Zynq boards in the future. There are even a few projects using the Zynq on hackaday.io ...

The ARM Cortex-15 processor [3] with its advanced structure (figure 1 ... At the end, it generates a bit file and several reports describing the FPGA resources used after the placement and routage on ...

November 8, 2023-- BeagleBoard.org, a pioneer in open-source single-board computers (SBCs), is excited to unveil the BeagleV®-Fire, a revolutionary SBC powered by the Microchip’s PolarFire® MPFS025T ...

NOVI's OBC is a high-performance on-board flight computer that utilizes the Versal ACAP to enable unprecedented data processing capabilities on-orbit. The Versal has a dual-core ARM-Cortex A72 1.3 GHz ...