Further, in searching for the exact FPGA I’m finding it very daunting! - The kind I used is a Xilinx, which came as the chip and a PCB which I had to solder together. Worked great, it’s programmed over a Micro-USB from within the software. - Here is the model of Intel Max 10 FPGA My old Digital Logic class is using today: 10M02SCU169C8G. - The software is called Quartus, and here it seems to be on Intel’s website: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/software/programmabl... - Thanks to My alma mater University of Florida, and Dr. Schwartz, for this information: https://mil.ufl.edu/3701/docs/quartus/quartus_18.1_tutorial...., who I don’t think would mind you learning from it! Follow the rest of the class here: https://mil.ufl.edu/3701/.
Good luck!
Textbooks for these subjects can teach you. Also, you don’t need all that difficulty: 1) practice passing data from A to B. This is after learning some electricity, but you just want to catch some input, stop acting, then replay it: switch, to charge a capacitor-and-resistor, that unloads on an led after a few seconds. This is the entire principle of a computer, in a single action! I’m also sending Magical Help, since I’m an Angel. Take care!