Compact Versal Adaptive SoC: Power and Board Design | Online
With the powerful Versal™ adaptive SoC device family, the system level design requires an approach to create a power system that supports the device’s engines for full capability.
This course provides the background to plan designs with these devices based on analysis of the design resource usage. AMD provides the tooling and guidance to successfully adopt such designs. The application of the PDM tool will be explained, and the lectures also describe the approaches to choosing a suitable package. Specific rules are provided for designing PL, PS, external memory, and transceiver interfaces. With these methods, a PCB design can be planned with respect to power supply, decoupling, and thermal management, which can be documented in the Versal™ adaptive SoC schematic checklist. You will learn to judge when signal integrity is important and relevant, to interpret, for example, IBIS models, and to select appropriate termination procedures. Signal refection and crosstalk effects are described and demonstrated by simulation based on UltraScale™ architecture examples. Furthermore, simulation examples are given for common memory interfaces as well as for serial transceiver interconnection.
Due to accompanying exercises, the course offers in-depth and practice-oriented training. Attendees of the online live training will perform the practical exercises in real time with instructor assistance.
Course language: English
Contact
Michael Schwarz l Head of Training
+49 7664 91313-15
Details
Applicable technologies
AMD Versal™ adaptive SoCRequirements
Familiarity with the Vivado™ design suiteBasic knowledge of circuit technology
Duration
3 daysFee (net per person)
€ 2,100Inclusive
Training materialAgenda
01
Power solutions overview
02
Packaging and power integrity
03
Power design manager tool
04
Thermal solutions overview
05
Power management
06
Designing the power supply
07
Designing PL and interfaces
08
Designing memory and transceiver interfaces
09
Board system design guidance
10
Transmission lines
11
IBIS models and SI tools
12
Reflections and crosstalk
13
DDR4 / serial transceiver interface signal integrity analysis
14
Exercises:
01. Power estimation for Versal™ adaptive SoC
02. Versal™ adaptive SoC schematic checklist
03. Generating IBIS files
04. Designing transmission lines
05. Validating reflections and crosstalk
06. Validating DDR4 and transceiver interfaces
Dates
Compact Versal Adaptive SoC: Power and Board Design | Online
OL
Online
all year on request
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