Re: getting started in FPGA

"Eman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Howdy folks.
>
> I've got a recent BS in computer sytems engineering, which is a like
> EE with some compsci mixed in.  I've used CPLDs, and really want to
> get a good start in FPGAs so I can build my career in the 'embedded'
> direction.
>
> How does one start out in fpga development given that funds are
> limited ?
>
> thanks
>
> - moi


Buy an FPGA development board and start experimenting. You should be able to
find several options by googling for "FPGA development board" or something
similar. It will set you back no more than $100 to $200 for a system good
for lots of learning. There's no excuse not to buy one, the cost is
insignificant compared the BS degree you just purchased to help your career.
Of course, this same degree didn't teach you how to research technologies
and find development solutions....