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September 14, 2007 - 7:39am — onwukarisa
hi all ,
i am new to FPGA but my qustion is this : After testing and building a circuit using the FPGA board , how do you now build a permanent circuit using the FPGA on a PCB.
i am asking this since the FPGA chip on the board cant be removed .
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You don't actually remove
You don't actually remove the FPGA from the board. The FPGA Board needs to have a FPGA prom which will program the FPGA everytime it is powered up, and it itself acts like a circuit of the board.