Starting out with FPGAs is daunting. And that's just the fundamental concepts of hardware description languages (HDLs). What about when you're tasked with using an FPGA for what it was designed for? Something like creating a hardware interface in FPGA fabric where one didn't exist before? With great power comes great responsibility, and DevHeads resident computing expert @NGU25 has the power of knowledge on his side when it comes to FPGA development. In this Ask a Developer Demo, he defines, maps, and implements an IMU sensor interface in the fabric of an AMD Zynq 7000 SoC. Using the SPI protocol, IMU data is transmitted to a C program that post-processes the data. Let's see if he can do it in less than five minutes (hint: he can). Join the DevHeads IoT Integration Server to learn the ins and outs of electrical design from other practicing engineers. Join our Community: https://discord.gg/DevHeads In-Server DevHeads Expert: @NGU25 Access the Project Files on Github: https://github.com/DevHeadsCommunity/zynq_sensor_fir_demo