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Published inApr 2024
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Frank Bruno
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Frank Bruno

Frank Bruno is an experienced high-performance design engineer specializing in FPGAs with some ASIC experience. He has experience working for companies like SpaceX, GM Cruise, Belvedere Trading, Allston Trading, and Number Nine. He is currently working as an FPGA engineer for Belvedere Trading.
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Guy Eschemann
Guy Eschemann
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Guy Eschemann

Guy Eschemann was an Electrical Engineer with over twenty years of experience designing FPGA-based embedded systems for automotive, industrial, medical, aerospace, military, and telecom applications. He was working as an FPGA engineer at plc2 Design GmbH.
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Summary

In this chapter, we’ve looked at two more serial interfaces commonly used among hobbyists and in industry, namely the UART and SPI. We’ve developed IP, simulated the UART, and tested both IPs on the board. We’ve also looked at the PMOD interface, and hopefully, you’ve checked out the Digilent website and come up with different ideas for projects using readily available components and IP.

Although we’ll use a Xilinx IP, the UART will become an important interface for us when we look at the Microblaze in the next chapter.

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Published in: Apr 2024Publisher: PacktISBN-13: 9781805125594

Authors (2)

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Frank Bruno

Frank Bruno is an experienced high-performance design engineer specializing in FPGAs with some ASIC experience. He has experience working for companies like SpaceX, GM Cruise, Belvedere Trading, Allston Trading, and Number Nine. He is currently working as an FPGA engineer for Belvedere Trading.
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Guy Eschemann

Guy Eschemann was an Electrical Engineer with over twenty years of experience designing FPGA-based embedded systems for automotive, industrial, medical, aerospace, military, and telecom applications. He was working as an FPGA engineer at plc2 Design GmbH.
Read more about Guy Eschemann