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6.4 LOGi Projects wiki - LOGI and Users projects will be documented here Overview The LOGi-Pi is the first FPGA development platform that has been optimized for use with the Raspberry Pi. The LOGi-Pi adds FPGA flexibility and capability that allows the Raspberry Pi to be easily morphed into endless digital applications.
Raspberry Pi. Most FPGA applications will not require the use of a separate external power supply to power the LOGi-Pi, but it is up to to ensure that the FPGA applications will not over- load the Raspberry Pi power rails which will cause brown-outs and or system failures.
These interfaces will allow for a multitude of varying applications to be implemented on the LOGi-Pi. Due to the high amount of flexibility of the board, some pin functions are shared between different peripherals. This section will cover the details of the peripherals and how to use to while eliminating any pin conflicts.
PMOD Expansion Port There are 4 x Digilent Inc. PMOD ports populated on the LOGi-Pi. The PMOD ports allow for a wide array of COTS modules to easily be interfaced with the LOGi-Pi. A listing of all currently available Digilent Inc. PMOD modules can be found on their site.
DIP Switch Usage A two position DIP switch is used on the LOGi-Pi. It is anticipated that the DIP switch be used for mode control and other general purpose usage. LED Usage Two general purpose LED's are used on the LOGi-Pi.
Useful Links LOGi - Repository - Projects, Libraries, Drivers LOGi - Repository LOGi-Pi Schematics LOGi-Pi Schematics LOGI-Pi User Guide -LOGi-Pi documentation LOGI-Pi User Guide LOGi Projects wiki - LOGI and Users projects will be documented here LOGi Projects wiki Retrieved from "http://valentfx.com/wiki/index.php?title=Logi-Pi_User_Guide&oldid=670"...
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