anaWire's Conduit Delivers a SYZYGY-Complaint Integration Platform Built on an Efinix Trion FPGA
anaWire's David Herdzik has designed a field-programmable gate array (FPGA) board with a twist: it's built around the Opal Kelly SYZYGY interconnect standard, to serve as a ready-to-go integration platform: the Conduit.
"Dev boards are designed to be generic, often giving you tons of things you don't need. Conduit, on the other hand, is designed to give you exactly what you need," Herdzkik claims of his creation. "That means it comes packed with high speed I/O [Input/Output], the means to get all that data on and off, and a rugged enclosure to keep everything together. It provides the perfect base to interface with all kinds of sensors: ADCs [Analog to Digital Converters], DACs [Digital to Analog Converters], cameras — you name it."
The anaWire Conduit packs an Efinix Trion T20 FPGA and your choice of SYZYGY module in a compact, robust chassis. (📷: anaWire)
The heart of the Conduit is...
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