Felixstowe, Suffolk, UK – 2 October 2013 – Bugblat announces the TIF FPGA board.

The tiny TIF board is a complete FPGA development board and supercomponent. At its heart is an instant-on, non-volatile, high performance FPGA from Lattice Semiconductor’s MachXO2 range, a perfect target for experimenting with FPGA design, for developing design options, and for implementing custom hardware functionality.

The MachXO2 is a potent piece of silicon, with up to 4300 LUTs (depending of the TIF model),  thirty four 512×18 RAM blocks that can be driven … Read More → "TIF – a tiny FPGA Board"

Felixstowe, Suffolk, UK – 30 September 2013 – Bugblat announced the PIF FPGA board for the Raspberry Pi (RPi) credit-card sized single-board computer.

The PIF board brings to the RPi an instant-on, non-volatile, high performance FPGA from Lattice Semiconductor’s MachXO2 range, a perfect target for experimenting with FPGA design, for developing design options, and for implementing custom hardware functionality.

The MachXO2 is a potent piece of silicon, with up to 6864 LUTs (depending of the PIF model), fifty four 512×18 RAM blocks that can be driven … Read More → "PIF – an FPGA for the Raspberry Pi"