Glasgow Digital Interface Explorer
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Overview and technical deep-dive of Glasgow, a reconfigurable FPGA-based hardware tool for exploring and communicating with many digital interfaces. Covers how Glasgow works, an example applet layout, a detailed look at a complex subsystem and how it is managed, plus modifications made for Crowd Supply and design-for-manufacturability improvements.
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