One simplistic way to think about FPGA anatomy is to split everything inside of the FPGA into two categories: resources that do stuff (process bits) and resources that remember stuff (store bits). The resources that do stuff include the programmable logic, the DSP slices, embedded math blocks, and even the serial transceiver ports. The resources that store stuff include the flip-flops embedded in the programmable logic blocks, LUT RAM, big and little embedded SRAM blocks, and on-chip HBM DRAM. There’s also the special case of the extra memory chips you attach to the FPGA, which … Read More → "You Must Remember This: A Bit is Just a Bit, A Byte is Just a Byte – Part 1"