Does any 3rd-party manufacturer has a FPGA-Board preprogrammed with the full Propeller2-logic?
StefanL38
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Hi everybody,
does any 3rd-party manufacturer has a FPGA-Board preprogrammed with the full Propeller2-logic
including an easy to use update-function?
There have been so many announcements when production will start.
Somehow I'm tired of waiting for the original Propeller2-Chip.
I have seen that some Prop2-evaluation boards can be bought but I guess I will not make in into the que.
Then I looked up the pure Prop2-chips 08.09.2020 In Stock: 2,609.
Or a 3rd-party manufacturer who has soldered the chip on some kind of a prototyping board with just a chrystal and USB-connector
best regards Stefan
does any 3rd-party manufacturer has a FPGA-Board preprogrammed with the full Propeller2-logic
including an easy to use update-function?
There have been so many announcements when production will start.
Somehow I'm tired of waiting for the original Propeller2-Chip.
I have seen that some Prop2-evaluation boards can be bought but I guess I will not make in into the que.
Then I looked up the pure Prop2-chips 08.09.2020 In Stock: 2,609.
Or a 3rd-party manufacturer who has soldered the chip on some kind of a prototyping board with just a chrystal and USB-connector
best regards Stefan
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There are 117 Eval boards available right now. No sign up needed.
https://www.parallax.com/product/64000
It’s on the board @Publison linked in the previous post.
There is also the P2D2 board that’s available shortly and a new pcb Parallax has in design called P2edge. Some forum members have built pcbs and some are wip.
I have a tray of real P2 chips right here. There are 80 left and I don't need all of them. If you want some just write me an email. FPGAs would be much more expensive and don't have the analogue smart pin features.
@StefanL38 Sticking to your questions - If by a 3rd-party manufacturer you mean any big names in the industry then, to my knowledge, a simple answer is NO.
As Peter said, the FPGA is not the same as the real thing.
Building your own board might be an option if you are willing to take that challenge but I guess not.
Full production will be next I'm guessing. Ken has posted something on the matter but I've lost track of that posting.