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Versal ACAP Simulation Challenges

The electronics industry is all about optimization, and always has been. For example, you might think of system on chip (SoC) as a relatively recent term, coined this century. However, many regard the silicon that appeared in digital watches in the 1970s as constituting a system on a chip, ...

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Real-time SDR system with TySOM

Introduction This blog post continues on from  “Development of real-time SDR systems with Aldec HES” which was written by Mariusz Grabowski and recounted how the early development phases of a Software Defined Radio (SDR) were achieved using our HES platform....

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The Convergence of Emulation and Prototyping

During the development of a system on chip (SoC), hardware emulation and FPGA prototyping play distinct and essential roles.   ● Emulation is used to verify that a design meets its functional requirements, where the verification is performed by emulating the hardware and simulating (using a testbench) the environment in which it must perform....

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Development of real-time SDR systems with Aldec HES

As telecommunication technologies evolve there is an on-going drive for the development of high-performance systems for radio communications. Part of that evolution involves implementing components in software functions that had traditionally been implemented in hardware....

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Performing cross spectrum video processing on a TySOM-3 board
Matching image data between the thermal and visible spectrum for non-contact human body temperature screening helps in the fight against COVID-19

While immunization vaccines are rolling out at an impressive pace, and as society slowly reopens, our best defense against the Coronavirus continues to be early detection and rapid response (such as self-isolation)....

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How does the Mars Perseverance rover benefit from FPGAs as the main processing units?
FPGAs on Mars

Tasked with finding life in the form of microorganisms, the rover Perseverance landed on Mars at about 04:00 EST on February 18, 2021. The rover has multiple sensors and cameras to collect as much data as possible and, due to the volume of live data being recorded and the long data transmission time from Mars to Earth, ...

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Linting RISC-V designs with ALINT-PRO

As the open-source RISC-V instruction set architecture (ISA) continues to gain momentum, the growing number of RISC-V design solutions, and their flexibility, creates a problem when choosing the most reliable and robust solution from a number of contenders....

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Enabling TySOM Zynq-based Embedded Development Board for AWS IoT Greengrass
Qualified Zynq SoC Dev Board for IoT Greengrass

Everyday there are new devices appearing in homes, offices, hospitals, factories and thousands of other places that are part of the Internet-of-Things (IoT). Clearly, they need to be connected to the internet and there is a need for a huge amount of raw data to be collected...

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Connecting Emulated Design to External PCI Express Device

These days verification teams no longer question whether hardware assisted verification should be used in their projects. Rather, they ask at which stage they should start using it.   Contemporary System-on-Chip (SoC) designs are already sufficiently complex to make HDL simulation...

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How to Develop a 4K Ultra High Definition Image/Video Processing Application Using Zynq® MPSoC FPGA
Let’s do the 4K video conferencing

Achieving higher resolution is a never-ending race for camera, TV and display manufacturers. After the emergence of 4K ultra high definition (Ultra HD) imaging in the market, it became the main standard for today’s multimedia products....

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