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EdV
Member Since: April 30, 2012
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Posts: 112

I work as an electrical designer for Medtronic most recently migrating an FPGA design from Altera to Microsemi.  Got started with PALS and GALS in the early 90s using ABEL. When LAttice introduced its CPLD line in 1994(ish) I was instrumental in getting my company to adopt in circuit programming.  

The DIY movement (I guess it is a movement anyway) is very important to me as an occasional contributor to MAKE Magazine and active in the Twin Cities Minnesota Maker community.  Several of us are collaborating on electro optically read drum made largely from Tinkertoys to form a primitive programmbale logic device.

 

 

 

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I also teach (facilitate might be a better word) piano.  It is also my general purpose blog so it includes some of my optically routed steam punk gate array work:

http://twincitiespianolab.blogspot.com

My Youtube channel with videos of (mainly) optically routed logic circuits:

http://www.youtube.com/user/edvogel56/videos



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My goal is to hold a chess-playing extravaganza at Design West 2014, in which FPGA-based and/or MCU-based "Robots" compete for a grand prize.
In addition to applications for reprogrammable hardware and processors in the Internet of Things, it also seems as if there will be a growing need to embed pieces of FPGA-like fabric into SoCs.
Colors are simply names we give to specific wavelengths or combinations of wavelengths that are received by our eyes. Maybe we each see colors differently.
Now we are ready to bring all the parts together and construct the GPS-driven, FPGA-decoded Nixie tube speedometer for use in a 1953 International pickup truck.
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