Project F brings FPGAs to life with exciting open-source designs you can build on. Learn more at projectf.io and follow @WillFlux for updates.
In this series, we explore graphics at the hardware level and get a feel for the power of FPGAs. If you're new to the series, start by reading the Exploring FPGA Graphics blog post.
- Exploring FPGA Graphics: Designs - Blog
- Pong: Designs - Blog
- Hardware Sprites: Designs - Blog
- Ad Astra: Designs - Blog
- Framebuffers: Designs - Blog
- Life on Screen - Designs - Blog
- Lines and Triangles - Designs - Blog
- Shapes - Designs - Blog
- Simple 3D - coming soon
A three-part introduction to FPGA development with Verilog; currently available for two boards: the Arty A7 and Nexys Video.
The third part will be available in spring 2021.
Maths & Algorithms is our next topic. Stay tuned for this series in 2021.
Verilog library used across Project F. See Library for details.
Our designs seek to be vendor-neutral, but some functionality requires support for vendor primitives. We currently support two FPGA architectures:
- XC7 - Xilinx Series 7 FPGAs, such as Spartan-7 and Arty-7
- iCE40 - Lattice iCE40 FPGAs, such as iCE40 UltraPLus
Porting to other architectures should be straightforward.
We use a few choice features from SystemVerilog to make Verilog a little more pleasant. If you’re familiar with Verilog, you’ll have no trouble. All the designs are tested with Yosys and Vivado.