@va3bhav
the tutorial the FPGA student community deserves!
@666aron
The moment you said that no IP blocks would be used, you got my full attention. Thank you so much for this informative and fun video. I have an Ultra96 V2 and some RMII Ethernet modules. Looks like I'll have to follow along.
@miguelflores-acton8581
I was litterally trying to do a project with Ethernet and a Spartan6, this was so helpful to understand the concepts
@ksbs2036
Yay Stacey! Her gentle enthusiasm and clear competence is wonderful
@mrmaherani7077
Thank you Robert for discovering talented people on YouTube and introducing them to beginners and engineers.
@marwinthedja5450
That was great! I've never touched FPGAs before, but this video makes them feel approachable.
@TahaAlars
Stacey is the best ever, very important video as usual
@darssmare915
I'm following you both but I wanted to say that you have a great chemistry for teaching digital electronics. I hope you will collaborate again in the future!
@bobby9568
This is why we've subscribed! Amazing!
@tijuthomas6793
Awesome. this You tube channel cs and electronics students must follow. the information we can grab from here is more than a text book. also he upload videos like this for free. you are awesome Robert.
@MrHeatification
A dream come true please make more videos together. Wonderful (-;
@monk6848
Awesome video & collaboration! Great job Robert!
@RonaldArthur
I love this so much. Very informative
@amirmm5352
Thank both of you for such extremely helpful video that gives us an sight about the Ethernet . If you make videos about how to connect ethernet ARP to our design or about the UDP and TCP theme selves , it would be helpful too . Tnx again.
@olivierconet7995
Simply excellent ! Thanks
@Teo97b
thank you for this educative video
@cccmmm1234
Awesome collaboration. Both if you work well with other people.
@87Spectr
Great job!
@abhiastronomy
Good tutorial
@FPGAsforBeginners