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FPGAs, or field programmable gate arrays, are used to create custom logic circuits within an embedded device. They are often used for tasks such as DSP (digital signal processing) and real-time control tasks. FPGAs have become increasingly popular for embedded applications because of their unparalleled flexibility, low power and low cost. The cost of FPGAs has dropped significantly in recent years, making them a cost-effective solution for embedded designs.

FPGAs are systems composed of multiple logic blocks, interconnects and input/output pads. The logic blocks contain lookup tables and flip-flops, combined with an architecture of comparators and multiplexers. The interconnects allow the logic blocks to be connected together into a circuit. Finally, I/O pads facilitate the input and output of data.

FPGAs are programmed with software, which is a major reason why they are so popular. Software packages such as VHDL (VHSIC Hardware Description Language) and Verilog are used to create the logic circuitry. These programs use a graphical user interface to allow the programmer to quickly configure the logic blocks and interconnect. This programming process does not require costly hardware or expensive probes.

FPGAs can be applied to many embedded applications. In the automotive industry, FPGAs are used for real-time control applications such as motor control or brake systems. In telecommunications, FPGAs are used for displays, modems, and routers. Additionally, FPGAs are used for data acquisition, data storage, and audio/video processing in many industrial applications.

When deciding if an FPGA is right for an embedded application, there are a few factors to consider. First, the complexity of the application must be weighed against the cost and capability of the FPGA. It is also important to consider the power consumption of the FPGA and if it matches the requirements of the embedded application. Finally, the programming environment must also be evaluated to ensure that it can support the FPGA and its desired functions.

FPGAs are an excellent choice for many embedded applications. They are flexible, low power, and low cost. They are also easily programmed and configured with graphical software packages. However, the complexity of the application should be taken into consideration before deciding if an FPGA will provide the desired capabilities.

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