ICESugar-Nano FPGA Development Board Open Source RISC-V ICE40LP1k

ICESugar-Nano FPGA Development Board Open Source RISC-V ICE40LP1k Description

Features:
iCE40LP1k main chip, 1280 LUT, 8KB , PLL
On-board iCELink debugger, supporting drag-and-drop programming and CDC serial port
Lead out 14 usable IOs with one 2 x 6 Pin PMOD connector and two 1 x 6 Pins PMOD connectors
Totally use open source tool chain to develop

Introduction
iCESugar-nano is an open source FPGA development board based on Lattice iCE40LP1k-CM36. It's fully supported by the open source toolchain (yosys & nextpnr & icestorm). All the IOs are led out with 3 standard PMOD connectors.
The on-board debugger iCELink based on ARM Mbed DAPLink supports drag-and-drop programming. You can just drag the FPGA bitstream into the virtual disk to program. Besides, the iCELink provides a adjustable clock to FPGA and a additional USB CDC serial port direct connecting to FPGA. Just with one TYPE-C cable, you can start to develop and test the board.
On-board 2MB SPI-Flash W25Q16
Color: Black
Material: PCB

Package Contents:
1 x iCESugar-nano Development Board

Only the above package content, other products are not included.
Note: Light reflection and different displays may cause the color of the item in the picture a little different from the real thing. The measurement allowed error is +/- 1-3cm.