logic pi any good?
Someone make fpga board for pi but I see they use SPI interface.that's too slow. Fpga usually have bursts of data coming through. SPI is not good for that. Any other options?
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Re: logic pi any good?
No, there is no other choice than SPI at this time.
Theoretically, RPF/Broadcom could document the SOC's "Secondary Memory Interface". It would use up almost all of the pins on the expansion header, but should be cable of at least 50-100 MB/sec, possibly more.
Theoretically, using both the CSI and DSI, if Broadcom provided enough documentation, high speed transfers would be possible.
If you get an FPGA awith a USB IP block, and a soft embedded core, you could get a share of the 480Mbps from the single USB port of the SOC, however it would be shared with the LAN and four USH host ports.
Theoretically, RPF/Broadcom could document the SOC's "Secondary Memory Interface". It would use up almost all of the pins on the expansion header, but should be cable of at least 50-100 MB/sec, possibly more.
Theoretically, using both the CSI and DSI, if Broadcom provided enough documentation, high speed transfers would be possible.
If you get an FPGA awith a USB IP block, and a soft embedded core, you could get a share of the 480Mbps from the single USB port of the SOC, however it would be shared with the LAN and four USH host ports.
lilzz wrote:Someone make fpga board for pi but I see they use SPI interface.that's too slow. Fpga usually have bursts of data coming through. SPI is not good for that. Any other options?
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