FPGAs are reconfigurable hardware used for parallel, high-speed processing, while microcontrollers are fixed-architecture chips designed for sequential, control-oriented tasks. FPGAs offer flexibility and performance MCUs provide low power, ease of use, and cost-efficiency.
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