Member Since: March 27, 2013
Country: United States
I found this to be a good intro board. I am learning about FPGAs with it now. Embedded Micro also has a decent set of tutorials to read through although any Verilog or Lucid guide should be fine.
While they do not offer Mac support I was able to quickly get this running on my Mac in a virtual machine (Ubuntu in virtual box) the only two tricks were that I needed to give permission for the virtual machine to access the usb device, and I needed to give my user serial communication privileges (mentioned in the mojo install but I missed it the first time through).
Wait: this has 10 degrees of freedom and one of them is pressure/altitude and temperature? Is there a reason you count that as 10 and not 11?
What do you mean by, one down and 36 tables to go?
One more test and Casey will swap the two ends of that extension chord. That's when the real fun starts.
Nice touch adding a photon emitter and detector to the Photon Kit!
A great writeup, but you are missing one thing: SparkFun actually sells the Mojo! You can find it here!
A full set of drill bits
A pacifier for my new daughter.
Sometimes you are positive that you have an original idea, but then you look on Alibaba and someone else is already selling a Raspberry Pi based Badger Racing Simulator. And their's only costs $50.
This sounds a lot like an FPGA to me, but the description doesn't say FPGA anywhere. How is this different?
No public wish lists :(