u/MayIBeDumb

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Suggestions needed for buying an FPGA

I am a third-year Electronics and Communication undergraduate student who wants to learn FPGA. I have some experience in Verilog and want to understand how to flash it to an actual chip. My budget is under $40 (4k INR). My goal is to learn the core principles involved in flashing a chip, such as STA, and use the same chip for future projects, including a final-year project which might require a powerful one, as I cannot afford to buy another chip.

The ones I am currently looking are Tang Nano 20k and Tang Primer 25k. Both of these have their pros and cons, and I cannot choose one. I open to other options too.

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u/MayIBeDumb — 10 days ago