Icestudio is a design tool focused on newcomers to the FPGA world.
Icestudio started as an easy development process for open source FPGAs. But today a number of advanced FPGA developers use it, too: mixing traditional workflows with the easy flow of the drag and drop Icestudio IDE.
We are working on very powerful new features that will be deployed in the course of 2022.
You'll find a number of examples to play with on your Badge and learn FPGA development. If you are a newbie to FPGAs or Icestudio, explore it!
You can download Icestudio from Icestudio download page
Please always download always latest wip release (the most recent binaries)
and don't worry, Icestudio WIPs are very stable and contain the latest
features..
In the case of the MCH2022 Badge you need to install python3 on your computer. Check the Getting Started Guide of the badge at the official website
The short answer is: anything you want... your mind is your limit. Here are some step-by-step instructions for playing with your badge making incredible things:
- Step 1: Draw your circuit
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Step 2: Upload it to your Badge... At the press of a button!
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Step 3: Done! 😀️
guide](starter-guide/README.md)
A list of some projects made it with Icetudio:
Open Source FPGAs from the Beginning](https://github.com/Obijuan/nand2tetris-icestudio)
Z80 CPU for OpenFPGAs, with Icestudio
Learn about the FemtoRV processor, by Bruno Levy
SwapForth J1a Processor for Icestudio
You can find more blocks and collections at FPGAwars community
more examples and tutorials, so keep in touch!
And in case you have some suggestions or tutorials to contribute, we would really appreciate a pull request!