[fstokesman]

Totally fair point. One of the videos I'm going to get around to making on my channel at some stage is a UART transceiver on an FPGA. Definitely not the "easier in a pinch" I was originally going for, but hey, if you've got the hardware hanging around!

[alias_neo]

I didn't mean for that to come across as a criticism, I was disappointed because I was hoping to learn something new, but I'm not the target for that post; I have a degree in Electronic Engineering and a couple of decades of tinkering.

I'll be interested in some FPGA content; I built my dissertation project on FPGA and would love to see some modern, affordable FPGA boards/circuits with useful I/O to actually build something like this. I'm sure they exist, I've just never looked.

Thanks for the interesting read and I'll keep an eye on your repo!