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WFP033 – FPGA I/Os



Shownotes
<p>Episode 33 of the <strong>World of FPGA</strong> Podcast. Signals have to get into the FPGA and out of the FPGA. Here we need input/output pins. Here we will have a closer look.</p>
Content of this Episode
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<li>I/O pad</li>
<li>Logic block</li>
<li>I/O standards</li>
<li>Single-Ended Standards</li>
<li>Differential Standards</li>
<li>Key Considerations for I/O Standards</li>
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