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Re: FPGA getting started
At school, we used Altera UP-2 boards. Unfortunately, I think they will sell them only direct to schools.
It was nice because it had both Altera Flex FPGA and a Altera MAX CPLD, which made it much easier to experiment with the differences between the two architectures. It also came with a book that had plenty of tutorials (both with schematic capture and VHDL) and projects for the UP-2.
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