iCEBreaker-Bitsy FPGA adds the powerful flexibility of an FPGA to your next project in a convenient Teensy form factor. It works out of the box with the newest open-source FPGA development tools and easily integrates into a wide variety of projects.
The iCEBreaker-Bitsy FPGA board is designed to be pinout compatible with the widely popular Teensy microcontroller boards. This gives you access to a library of carrier boards and extensions that can be used for prototyping, gateware and firmware development. Thanks to Teensy to Feather adapter board you can also access the ever growing Adafruit Feather ecosystem.
We also offer a Pmod breakout board for the iCEBreaker-Bitsy that provides access to the large Pmod module collection. You can find a lot of different Pmods in the Digilent online store. For several use cases, we have also developed our own Pmod modules and we keep adding more as they are developed.
While the full size iCEBreaker is a great teaching and learning platform. The iCEBreaker-Bitsy is the next step where you integrate the power of FPGA into your own project. You can either plug it in using pin headers or solder it directly onto your board as a surface mount module.
The iCEBreaker-Bitsy FPGA boards are already supported by the following FPGA design tools:
For more detailed and technical discussion of the hardware features, please visit our iCEBreaker GitHub repository. If you have questions regarding this project, or want to follow project progress in real time, please join our 1BitSquared Discord server.
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"A fully realized development board for FPGA aimed at pretty much everybody"
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