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WFP034 – FPGA High-Speed I/Os



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<p>Episode 34 of the <strong>World of FPGA</strong> Podcast. When sending or receiving faster signals by an FPGA, we need an appropriate logic behind this. And also fast I/Os are important.</p>
Content of this Episode
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<li>Highspeed connections</li>
<li>Some tricks about high speed on normal I/Os</li>
<li>Especially the shift registers</li>
<li><a href="https://www.fpga-conference.eu/" rel="noopener noreferrer">FPGA Conference 2026</a></li>
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