Hello FPGA

Last modified by Microchip on 2025/01/31 12:51

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Overview

Welcome to Microchip Technology's Hello FPGA course, where we explore the expansive range of Microchip's low-power Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) offerings. Our journey begins with ultra-low density solutions and extends to the cutting-edge mid-range density innovations within the PolarFire® FPGA and PolarFire System-on-Chip (SoC) product lines. Our session will delve into the architectural nuances of the latest FPGA families, pinpointing their ideal application scenarios. We'll also examine the comprehensive suite of available IP blocks, including various microprocessor cores, and the robust development tools and design ecosystem that facilitate efficient design deployment. To cement your understanding, our training will provide a hands-on demonstration of the FPGA design process utilizing Microchip's Libero® SoC design suite, all centered around the accessible and budget-friendly Hello FPGA development kit from Microchip.

This course includes:

  • Introduction to Microchip's low-power FPGA portfolio. 
  • Coverage of ultra-low density devices to mid-range density PolarFire FPGA and PolarFire SoC families. 
  • A detailed look at the architecture of the latest FPGA families. 
  • Discussion of target applications for Microchip FPGAs. 
  • Overview of available IP blocks, including microprocessor cores. 
  • Insight into development tools and the design ecosystem for implementation. 
  • Live demonstration of FPGA design flow with Microchip's Libero SoC toolset. 
  • Focus on practical applications using the Microchip Hello FPGA development platform.
FPGA Packages

FPGA Familes

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Learn More about Libero FPGA Development Suite

Learn More about Hello FPGA kit

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Downloads

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Introduction

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Microchip FPGA Product Families

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Design

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Demo

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​This course is also available in video format at Microchip University as Hello FPGA.

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