Eddie Hung is a seasoned electronic engineer and the founder of FPG-eh Research, where he leverages his extensive academic and industrial experience to innovate within the realm of Field-Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGA). With a Ph.D. focused on "Harnessing FPGA Technology for Rapid Circuit Debug," Eddie...
Eddie Hung is a seasoned electronic engineer and the founder of FPG-eh Research, where he leverages his extensive academic and industrial experience to innovate within the realm of Field-Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGA). With a Ph.D. focused on "Harnessing FPGA Technology for Rapid Circuit Debug," Eddie has positioned himself at the forefront of FPGA development, emphasizing the importance of efficient debugging processes in circuit design. His research not only contributes to academic knowledge but also translates into practical applications that enhance the productivity of engineers in the field.
At FPG-eh Research, Eddie is dedicated to advancing open-source FPGA tools, collaborating with global communities to improve and expand platforms like Yosys and nextpnr. These tools are pivotal for developers seeking to optimize their design workflows and reduce time-to-market for complex FPGA projects. Eddie’s expertise in the computing stack, combined with his commitment to open-source initiatives, enables him to foster innovation and accessibility in FPGA technology, making it easier for engineers and hobbyists alike to harness the power of programmable logic.
His current projects include developing enhanced features for Yosys, a versatile synthesis tool, and nextpnr, a next-generation place-and-route tool that supports various FPGA architectures. Through these initiatives, Eddie is not only driving technical advancements but also nurturing a collaborative ecosystem where knowledge sharing and community engagement thrive. His work exemplifies a blend of technical prowess and a passion for democratizing technology, solidifying his role as a thought leader in the FPGA landscape.
