Hi everyone,
I am a beginner in the FPGA space & got my hands on the Trenz (https://forum.trenz-electronic.de/)TE0720 board. Also I have managed to power it up and browse through the documentation but I am not sure about the best way to move forward with my first project.
I want to know about how Python could fit into the workflow. I came across some mentions of the features of Python (https://www.igmguru.com/blog/python-features) being helpful for scripting and automation in FPGA projects. Is this something I should look into as a beginner or should I focus on other tools first?
Any beginner-friendly resources for getting started with Vivado?
Are there reference designs available for the TE0720 that I can use as examples?
Should I set up the Zynq processor for Linux or start with bare-metal programming?
Thank you.:)
we provide ready to use reference designs.
there are lots of Vivado resources on the web
bare-metal is not that recommended, but it is doable of course