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14 years ago

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Hi, I am new to Altera and FPGA, but I am very keen to learn. I have an Altera DE2-70 which I recently bought. I have installed QuartusII on Linux (with the next challenge of getting things l...
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14 years ago

yes first learn what a design implements and how you can optimize it. Designs implemented on fpga face many problems like timing,area and many more.

You need to know what you are implementing to really have fun working with fpga's and its a large domain and i can say i only know some few parts of it :)