One of the nice, newer FPGAs that I've used that doesn't require any
external memory is the Lattice LFXP series (in particular, the LFXP3).
It is available in PQFP, too, which is nice (not BGA).

Sean


On 9/11/07, Herbert Graf <mailinglist3@farcite.net> wrote:
>
> Note though that most FPGAs are NOT flash. On power up they load their
> bit files from EEPROMs on the board, so you'll have to buy the EEPROMs
> as well, and hook those up to the FPGA (another reason that if you're
> just starting, and don't want to spend on an FPGA board I recommend
> CPLDs, they don't need these proms). There are some newer FPGAs that can
> store their bit files inside themselves though.
>
> TTYL
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