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who have taken
time out of their
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5 Comments:
At 12/30/2005,
ginmtb said…
West Siyeeeeeeeeed!!!
At 12/30/2005,
maleonardphi said…
I think that guy lives down in San Jose somewhere. I think I saw him on the news last year. Either way, way too much time on his hands.
At 12/31/2005,
schlaca laca laca laca said…
The house is in Ohio, near Cincinatti.
http://news.enquirer.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20051205/LIFE/512050331
OK, this is (kind of) my claim to faim: we have a copy of this movie plus a detailed explanation of the guys setup at work. This is becuase he uses two of my company's customer demo boards http://www.xilinx.com/xlnx/xebiz/designResources/ip_product_details.jsp?key=DO-SPAR3-DK&sGlobalNavPick=PRODUCTS&sSecondaryNavPick=BOARDS
as the main "brains" of his setup. He's actually running soft microcontrollers programmed inside the FPGAs. Pretty cool what you can do with two generic $99 customer demo boards for a programmable logic chip and the free software that's included, eh? Actually, he also uses a bunch (I think 6) of power-switching boards, which I think he calls "Triacs", that are controlled by the microprocessors inside the Spartan-3 FPGAs.
My (very weak) link to all of this is that I've just designed the next generation version of the customer demo boards, which we'll be selling for $149 on our web site soon (Spartan-3E Starter Kit).
Sorry for the geek-out...
At 12/31/2005,
L. Christmas said…
FPGA's are the new black
At 1/01/2006,
schlaca laca laca laca said…
And I thought that brown was the new black...
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