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Session 5: FPGAs

FPGAs consists of a sea of look-up tables, each representing some logic function like ā€˜x OR y AND z’ and some programmable routing. Using a hardware description language (HDL) like SystemVerilog we can describe the behavior we want our FPGA to execute and the synthesis tool will convert this into thousands of logic functions, which we can then program onto the FPGA.