@rahmatdwiputra
Damn it, finally a channel dedicated to FPGA. Been stuck with it for ages. Thanks man!!
@renanlarrieu
I recommend you to make a video about signal processing of fpga, processing some kind of signal (about any device) into the board.
@SciHeartJourney
An SPI device like a Thermometer is a good project. There are many SPI devices that it would be a good example for.
@renanlarrieu
I had the same reaction when i saw at first time the onboard led blinking! thank u for your videos.
@mylegguy8115
These are awesome, Rick. I will love to get into Robotics and create my own robot one day. Thanks to your videos, I feel this could be a great starting point to where I want go.
@SciHeartJourney
What I'd like to do with an FPGA is create a complete motion control system: BLDC motor controller and a feed forward control system to use that motor controller to stabilize a platform in 1 axis. I plan on using this to stabilize a camera to the direction of gravity to reduce that bounce you see in action films.
@minhajsixbyte
Just exploring the field Subscribed
@mukulsharma8616
For beginners digital alarm clock is another good project. And it will be more helpful if you gave synthesiable verilog code.
@talldarkknight
Excellent channel.. Excellent beginners videos.
@ernstuzhansky
I like tea 😂. Your videos are very interesting to watch because they are very "alive".
@Sorrel555
Thanks man! I just finished a class on FPGAs and was wondering where to go from here...
@kishankumarhazari3692
Even after 6 years it's still have that aura ❤❤
@DevaDeva-oq3kv
Your video really gave me an idea how to start. Thanks ☺️ looking for more videos
@AleeLogue
Bro please continue your tutorial on fpga to more advanced concepts , like dc dc converters , adc , dsp , appreciate your efforts
@rrowan327
Hi Greidi, thank you for putting these videos together. I have a back ground in electronics and have done many hobby programming on general computers and on microPIC controllers and arduino. The FPGAs have always fascinate me. I am looking forward to learning more about them. A personal request for me, I have some hearing loss and if you could lower your background music some it would make it easier for me to hear you. Many thanks and I enjoy your humor and excitement. Rick
@markoszouganelis5755
FPGAs are great! Thank you!
@kickerbud
I literally like tea and I hit the like button :D
@snatekar
Very good inputs !
@mrblister8359
alot of old multitrack recorders with no vga out but they have onboard lcd screens that are tiny they have the connectors on the board of the multitrack that can be used to run them into vga between a fpga but end user has to pay someone a small fortune to sell them a fpga to run to vga.
@SimplyEmbedded