It’s all about the badge. This year’s Hackaday Superconference badge is based on a Xilinx ECP5 45k FPGA running a RISC-V core. It can be programmed as an FPGA, a microcontroller in C, or in BASIC on the badge itself. Want to turn it into a retrocomputer or try your hand at some other HDL tricks? From Supercon Workshop to the badge hacking tables, here what you need to know about the conference badge and it’s genesis. Jeroen Domburg, aka Sprite_TM, discusses all that went into this amazing piece of custom electronics.
Read the article on Hackaday:
hackaday.com/?p=399196
Hardware/Software Repository:
github.com/Spritetm/hadbadge2...
Hackaday.io Project Page:
hackaday.io/project/167255-20...
Jeroen Domburg's (aka Sprite_TM) webpage:
spritesmods.com/