Build a $5 FPGA loader
Time
June 22, 2024 4:00-5:50 PM
Location
Workshop Track 1
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Learn how to turn the $4 Raspberry Pi Pico board into a drag-n-drop FPGA loader using open-source software.
In the workshop each participant will be provided a kit including:
- MAX10 10M08E144 evaluation board
- Raspberry Pi Pico RP2040 board
- USB Blaster adapter PCB and loose connectors
- Programming cables
In the workshop we will:
- Assemble the USB Blaster adapter to the Pico board
- Connect the Pico-Dirty-Blaster to the MAX10 10M08E144 evaluation board
- Drag-n-drop the provided FuseSoC blinky FPGA programming image onto the board
- Learn how to create your own drag-n-drop FPGA programming image
Extra Credit: Programming with PICO-DIRTYJTAG and openFPGAloader.
- Load Pico-DirtyJTAG firmware onto the Pico board
- Install openFPGALoader
- Load FuseSoC blinky example into the MAX10 board
The adapter PCBs use large-pitch, through-hole connectors easy for beginners with little or no soldering experience.
Participants should bring their own PC to program the adapter.
Documentation on GitHub.
Made possible with generous support from Altera.
