Evaluation Boards - Embedded - Complex Logic (FPGA, CPLD)

Evaluation boards are PCBs that are designed to evaluate the performance and functionality of a specific integrated circuit (IC) or system. Evaluation boards typically include the IC or system being evaluated, as well as a variety of interface components, such as connectors, sensors, and displays, that are used to test the IC or system. Evaluation boards for embedded systems, such as field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) and complex programmable logic devices (CPLDs), are designed to help engineers and designers evaluate the capabilities of these devices and determine if they are suitable for a particular application. These boards typically include the FPGA or CPLD, as well as a variety of interface components, such as I/O connectors and programming interfaces, that are used to test the device. Evaluation boards are an essential tool for engineers and designers, allowing them to quickly and easily evaluate the performance and capabilities of a new IC or system.