AI-assisted tool generates an FPGA dev board in 52 minutes
debreuil · x · 2026-07-22
An AI-assisted workflow generated an FPGA dev board in about 52 minutes, including a full PCB layout and schematic.
- The prompt asked for a starter FPGA board that could drive a 320×160 display.
- The design also includes a break-out path for a common SPI display driver and a 2.8" ili9341 screen module.
- For programming, the request preferred USB-C if possible; otherwise a simple cheap programmer path such as RP2040 or STM32 was acceptable.
- The author’s point: the parts should be easy to source from JLCPCB and ideally stocked, so the board can actually be ordered after generation.
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