Professional FPGA
The PLC2 workshop »Professional FPGA« teaches the beginner or returning user how the building blocks of a Spartan™/Virtex™ device work and in which way the available resources can optimally be used.
This class emphasizes the description of the fundamental architectural elements of the recent Spartan™/Virtex™ FPGA technologies. After an initial overview, a detailed discussion of the different functional blocks such as for example the Configurable Logic Block (CLB), I/O-Block (IOB) for source- and system synchronous signal transmission in single or double data rate modes, DSP, etc.
Naturally, due to its special importance, the clock distribution system gets discussed in-depth. Moreover, dedicated hardware blocks (e.g., GTP and PCIe®) get briefly discussed. Besides, adapted coding techniques are a topic, to get the most possible out of synthesis by using optimum coding for the target technology. The underlying instructions of the programming language VHDL as well as the standard proceeding for implementing an FPGA design are not the topic of this workshop. Please refer to PLC2 workshops like »Compact VHDL for Synthesis«, »Compact VHDL for Simulation« or »Professional VHDL«.
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
+49 7664 91313-15
Details
Applicable technologies
AMD FPGAs and adaptive SoCsRequirements
Basic knowledge in VHDL and digital technology is helpfulBasic knowledge of the AMD design tool flow
Duration
5 daysFee (net per person)
€ 2,800Inclusive
Training materialAgenda
01
CLB architecture
CLB structure and routing
Slice resources
Distributed RAM/SRL
Using slice resources
02
Slice flip-flops
Control sets
Designing resets
Other reset considerations
03
Memory resources
Block RAM capabilities
FIFO capabilities
Using block RAM resources
04
DSP resources
DSP slice
Pre-Adder and dynamic pipeline control
Advantages
IP support and inference
05
I/O resources
SelectIO™ electrical resources
SelectIO™ logical resources
Power savings
Using SelectIO™ resources
06
Clocking resources
Clock networks and buffers
Clock management tile
Usage models
Using clock resources
07
Memory controller
Phaser and I/O FIFOs
Memory controller
Memory Interface Generator (MIG)
08
Dedicated hardware
Serial Gigabit transceivers
PCI Express® technology interface
System monitor
09
HDL coding techniques
Hierarchy
Control sets
Synthesis options
10
Timing constraints
Accessing the design database
Static timing analysis and clocks
Inputs and outputs
Timing exceptions
Dates
Professional FPGA
OL
Online
Oct 21, 2024
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Our face-to-face courses start daily at 9 a.m. (CET/CEST) and end at 5 p.m., with two coffee breaks and an extended lunch break. The total course time per day is 6 hours. For online courses, the start is also at 9 a.m. (CET/CEST), but they end at 2:30 p.m.. The total course time per day is 4 and a half hours plus breaks.
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Our webinars and online courses are conducted in English. All our F2F training courses are generally conducted in German. Feel free to contact us if you need face-to-face training in English or online training in German.