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Altera_Forum
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11 years agoLike Andrew said, there's really no reason to go with an FPGA here and you'll end up overcomplicating things on a massive scale. While you could go the whole SoC route, you'll end up mostly writing C/C++ code to do what you want it to do. Take an off-the-shelf part and add a few parts to it and save yourself the headache.
-Mux Edit: You could even do this with a decent micro-controller.