Hi, I'd like to learn programming a micro chip. I've heard the Altera is popular. Which one should I specifically deal with, and how do I build a burner (programming it) for it? (I need a circuit diagram)
Thanks
Hi, I'd like to learn programming a micro chip. I've heard the Altera is popular. Which one should I specifically deal with, and how do I build a burner (programming it) for it? (I need a circuit diagram)
Thanks
You can choose any one you like, but you have to think about whether you are going to get a devleopment board or make your own. Go to
Xilinx is number one. Might as well start using the dominant number one company.
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Sim> >Xilinx is number one. Might as well start using the dominant number one
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