I'm afraid, the server-space is not large enough to list all of them, so here are just some:


Morpheus Board:



I designed it to offer a low cost FPGA board with high speed interface to an external SDRAM, in particular to a multi-bank SDRAM cluster (to better serve a multi-threaded processor). Also a separated data and program interface was important. It worked great and I had fun challenging the multi-bank access through a parallel data bus.

I stopped working on it, because there is way too much work involved to provide it to the masses as a low-cost FPGA board. I hope there will be a professional low-cost FPGA board with an (on-board) RLDRAM, soon. Including a memory controller, that doesn't eat up half of the FPGA.



uPlug:






I designed a plug-and-play system, which has a higher density than the PMOD system and allows a (re-)use of the un-used connector pins for additional levels of plug-and-play boards. Unfortunately the connectors are not stable enough to be used in the field.


Cortex-M3:

I designed a Cortex M3, but then the RISC-V sneaked around the corner. I use the Cortex M3 design for comparison, but I doubt, that the RISC-V ISA is more efficient. Will make some comparisons, once I have the time.