FPGA MPUs

From Wikipedia: "A field-programmable gate array (FPGA) is an integrated circuit designed to be configured by a customer or a designer after manufacturing – hence the term "field-programmable".

So in difference to my LISY MPUs which do use software emulation, my FPGA MPUs use hardware emulation.

At the moment I do have:

-> BallyFA for Bally pinball machines

-> SternFA for Stern pinball machines

-> GottFA80 for Gottlieb System80/80A/80B pinball machines

-> GottFA80S for Gottlieb System80/80A/80B pinball machines (with integrated soundcard )

-> GottFA80_PLuS for Gottlieb System80/80A pinball machines ( 'All in one'  with integrated Power Supply, Solenoid/Lampdriver & soundcard )

-> GottFA1 for Gottlieb System1 pinball machines

-> GottFA1_PLuS for Gottlieb System1 pinball machines ( 'All in one'  with integrated Power Supply, Solenoid/Lampdriver & soundcard )

-> WillFA7 replacement of a Williams MPU (System3 up to System7) including the driver board!

-> WillFA11 replacement of Data East and Williams MPU (System9 up to System11C) 

-> RecelFA replacement of Recel3 MPU

-> AtariFA replacement for the Atari Generation 1 pinball MPU. (Prototype!)