Author(s):	Timothy Ansell
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Description:	Python is generally considered a high level language a long way from hardware, this very fact actually makes it an awesome tool for helping out with the design and creation of hardware! This talk will hopefully cover; * Python hardware description languages (HDLs) for creating "gateware" for FPGA chips or even real IC design. * Python scripting for hardware schematic layout and design rule checking. * Python tools for deploying, programming and debugging embedded systems. * Some cool projects like the HDMI2USB.tv (open source hardware for video capture) which use many of the above parts. This talk will focus on open source tools. markdown
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