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An FPGA voltage-reading ADC interface built by Claude
Claude wrote an FPGA interface for a PMOD AD1 (AD7476) analogue-to-digital converter to measure voltages, in about 15 minutes.
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- Video channel Craig Hollabaugh Source ↗
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In episode 14 of a series on writing Verilog with AI agents, Claude builds a complete interface between an FPGA and a PMOD AD1 board, which uses the AD7476 analogue-to-digital converter, so the FPGA can measure voltages. The video says it took about 15 minutes.
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From the maker's own write-up or code. We summarise what they report; we haven't tested it ourselves.
- YouTube: Measure Voltages on FPGA - ADC Interface in 15 Minutes | Agentic VerilogVideo channel: Craig HollabaughPublished
The maker's YouTube video.