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YoannC: /* Links */ Correct broken link

2012-10-12T16:56:18Z

Links: Correct broken link

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	==Links==		==Links==
	* http://~~www.~~comelec.enst.fr/hdl		* http://comelec.enst.fr/hdl/
	* http://www.fpga4fun.com/		* http://www.fpga4fun.com/
	* http://www.xilinx.com/publications/products/cpld/logic_handbook.pdf		* http://www.xilinx.com/publications/products/cpld/logic_handbook.pdf

JulienB: /* FPGA on the APF boards */

2011-04-28T12:14:27Z

FPGA on the APF boards

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	==FPGA on the APF boards==		==FPGA on the APF boards==
	The APF boards are equipped with a Xilinx Spartan-3 FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array). A FPGA is a configurable digital device. Today, large and complex digital circuits and processor cores can fit into FPGAs. To find more informations about FPGAs, check this [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FPGA Wikipedia article]		The APF boards are equipped with a Xilinx Spartan FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array). A FPGA is a configurable digital device. Today, large and complex digital circuits and processor cores can fit into FPGAs. To find more informations about FPGAs, check this [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FPGA Wikipedia article]

	The FPGA on the APF is connected to the i.MX processor busses (data & address) and to the APF Hirose connectors. This makes it possible to design your own peripherals and to put them into the FPGA. Because the FPGA can be reconfigured at any time, it allows you to replace these peripherals (or a part of them) in-situ (if other functionalities are needed, for example). This is even possible at run-time !		The FPGA on the APF is connected to the i.MX processor busses (data & address) and to the APF Hirose connectors. This makes it possible to design your own peripherals and to put them into the FPGA. Because the FPGA can be reconfigured at any time, it allows you to replace these peripherals (or a part of them) in-situ (if other functionalities are needed, for example). This is even possible at run-time !

Salocin68 at 18:55, 1 August 2010

2010-08-01T18:55:38Z

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	* http://www.fpga4fun.com/		* http://www.fpga4fun.com/
	* http://www.xilinx.com/publications/products/cpld/logic_handbook.pdf		* http://www.xilinx.com/publications/products/cpld/logic_handbook.pdf

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JulienB: /* Links */

2009-11-22T18:03:40Z

Links

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	* http://www.comelec.enst.fr/hdl		* http://www.comelec.enst.fr/hdl
	* http://www.fpga4fun.com/		* http://www.fpga4fun.com/
			* http://www.xilinx.com/publications/products/cpld/logic_handbook.pdf

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JulienB: /* FPGA on the APF boards */

2009-06-25T14:48:06Z

FPGA on the APF boards

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	==FPGA on the APF boards==		==FPGA on the APF boards==
	The APF boards are equipped with a Xilinx Spartan-3 FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array). A FPGA is a configurable digital device. Today, large and complex digital circuits and processor cores can fit into FPGAs. To find more informations about FPGAs, check ~~the~~ [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FPGA Wikipedia article]		The APF boards are equipped with a Xilinx Spartan-3 FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array). A FPGA is a configurable digital device. Today, large and complex digital circuits and processor cores can fit into FPGAs. To find more informations about FPGAs, check this [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FPGA Wikipedia article]

	The FPGA on the APF is connected to the i.MX processor busses (data & address) and to the APF Hirose connectors. This makes it possible to design your own peripherals and to put them into the FPGA. Because the FPGA can be reconfigured at any time, it allows you to replace these peripherals (or a part of them) in-situ (if other functionalities are needed, for example). This is even possible at run-time !		The FPGA on the APF is connected to the i.MX processor busses (data & address) and to the APF Hirose connectors. This makes it possible to design your own peripherals and to put them into the FPGA. Because the FPGA can be reconfigured at any time, it allows you to replace these peripherals (or a part of them) in-situ (if other functionalities are needed, for example). This is even possible at run-time !
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	[[Image:imx_fpga_connection.png \|thumb\|600px\|center\| Connection between the i.MX and the FPGA on APF boards]]		[[Image:imx_fpga_connection.png \|thumb\|600px\|center\| Connection between the i.MX and the FPGA on APF boards]]

	To use ~~custome~~ «virtual» ~~device~~, a tool named [[FPGA#Peripherals On Demand \| Peripherals On Demand]] is developped by ARMadeus that simplify FGPA-device and ~~Driver-linux~~ integration.		To use custom «virtual» devices, there is a tool named [[FPGA#Peripherals On Demand \| Peripherals On Demand]], developped by ARMadeus, that simplify FGPA-device and Linux driver integration.

	==FPGA Firmware Development==		==FPGA Firmware Development==

JulienB: /* FPGA on the APF boards */

2009-06-25T14:44:28Z

FPGA on the APF boards

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	The FPGA on the APF is connected to the i.MX processor busses (data & address) and to the APF Hirose connectors. This makes it possible to design your own peripherals and to put them into the FPGA. Because the FPGA can be reconfigured at any time, it allows you to replace these peripherals (or a part of them) in-situ (if other functionalities are needed, for example). This is even possible at run-time !		The FPGA on the APF is connected to the i.MX processor busses (data & address) and to the APF Hirose connectors. This makes it possible to design your own peripherals and to put them into the FPGA. Because the FPGA can be reconfigured at any time, it allows you to replace these peripherals (or a part of them) in-situ (if other functionalities are needed, for example). This is even possible at run-time !

	[[Image:imx_fpga_connection.png \| thumb \| center \| Connection between the i.MX and the FPGA on APF boards]] \|\|		[[Image:imx_fpga_connection.png \|thumb\|600px\|center\| Connection between the i.MX and the FPGA on APF boards]]

	To use custome «virtual» device, a tool named [[FPGA#Peripherals On Demand \| Peripherals On Demand]] is developped by ARMadeus that simplify FGPA-device and Driver-linux integration.		To use custome «virtual» device, a tool named [[FPGA#Peripherals On Demand \| Peripherals On Demand]] is developped by ARMadeus that simplify FGPA-device and Driver-linux integration.

JulienB: /* FPGA on the APF boards */

2009-06-25T14:41:16Z

FPGA on the APF boards

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	The APF boards are equipped with a Xilinx Spartan-3 FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array). A FPGA is a configurable digital device. Today, large and complex digital circuits and processor cores can fit into FPGAs. To find more informations about FPGAs, check the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FPGA Wikipedia article]		The APF boards are equipped with a Xilinx Spartan-3 FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array). A FPGA is a configurable digital device. Today, large and complex digital circuits and processor cores can fit into FPGAs. To find more informations about FPGAs, check the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FPGA Wikipedia article]

	The FPGA on the APF is connected to the i.MX processor busses (data & address) and to the APF Hirose connectors. This makes it possible to design your own peripherals and to put them into the FPGA. Because the FPGA can be reconfigured at any time, it allows you to replace these peripherals (or a part of them) in-situ (if other functionalities are needed, for example). This is even possible at run-time!		The FPGA on the APF is connected to the i.MX processor busses (data & address) and to the APF Hirose connectors. This makes it possible to design your own peripherals and to put them into the FPGA. Because the FPGA can be reconfigured at any time, it allows you to replace these peripherals (or a part of them) in-situ (if other functionalities are needed, for example). This is even possible at run-time !

			[[Image:imx_fpga_connection.png \| thumb \| center \| Connection between the i.MX and the FPGA on APF boards]] \|\|

	To use custome «virtual» device, a tool named [[FPGA#Peripherals On Demand \| Peripherals On Demand]] is developped by ARMadeus that simplify FGPA-device and Driver-linux integration.		To use custome «virtual» device, a tool named [[FPGA#Peripherals On Demand \| Peripherals On Demand]] is developped by ARMadeus that simplify FGPA-device and Driver-linux integration.

JulienB at 08:19, 10 March 2009

2009-03-10T08:19:59Z

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	[[Category: FPGA]]		[[Category: FPGA]]

FabienM: /* FPGA timing diagrams */

2009-03-09T16:06:59Z

FPGA timing diagrams

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	See [[FPGA loader\|the instructions here]].		See [[FPGA loader\|the instructions here]].

	==FPGA timing diagrams==		==FPGA i.MX bus timing diagrams==
	The following timings diagrams have been taken with an Armadeus release 2.1<br>		The following timings diagrams have been taken with an Armadeus release 2.1<br>
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FabienM: /* FPGA on the APF boards */

2009-03-09T16:03:14Z

FPGA on the APF boards

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	The FPGA on the APF is connected to the i.MX processor busses (data & address) and to the APF Hirose connectors. This makes it possible to design your own peripherals and to put them into the FPGA. Because the FPGA can be reconfigured at any time, it allows you to replace these peripherals (or a part of them) in-situ (if other functionalities are needed, for example). This is even possible at run-time!		The FPGA on the APF is connected to the i.MX processor busses (data & address) and to the APF Hirose connectors. This makes it possible to design your own peripherals and to put them into the FPGA. Because the FPGA can be reconfigured at any time, it allows you to replace these peripherals (or a part of them) in-situ (if other functionalities are needed, for example). This is even possible at run-time!

			To use custome «virtual» device, a tool named [[FPGA#Peripherals On Demand \| Peripherals On Demand]] is developped by ARMadeus that simplify FGPA-device and Driver-linux integration.

	==FPGA Firmware Development==		==FPGA Firmware Development==