Building Custom AXI Interface Peripherals for ZYNQ Devices
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Genre: eLearning Video | Duration: 69 lectures (7 hour, 3 mins) | Language: English
All about AXI Slave Lite and AXI Stream Interface
Building custom AXI Slave Lite Interface
Handling Interrupts with Custom AXI Slave Lite Interface
Creating Custom AXI Stream Interface with Vivado Template
Building Custom AXI Stream Interface with Verilog RTL
Writing Drivers for Custom AXI Interface
Interfacing of Custom AXI Interface with Zynq devices
Requirements
Fundamentals of Xilinx Drivers and Embedded Design Flow
Description
As system complexities are growing day by day, the Zynq device alone is incapable of providing the same performance and the Pure RTL module or Programmable logic (PL) needs to be integrated along with the Zynq. As Zynq works with Advanced Extensible Peripheral (AXI), it becomes mandatory for FPGA engineers to gain a fundamental understanding of adding AXI Interface to the Verilog RTL. The AXI4 offers different variants to fit diverse application needs. Understanding of the simpler variants such as AXI Lite and AXI Stream Interface lays a foundation for building an understanding of the complex AXI4 variant such as AXI Full.
This course focuses on the usage of the Vivado IP Integrator and Vivado RTL integration for building the custom AXI interface for pure Verilog modules. There are four ways to achieve the addition of the AXI interface to the Verilog RTL viz. Using Vivado IP Packager, Vivado RTL Integration, Using System Generator, Using Vivado HLS. The course discusses two methodologies viz. Vivado IP Packager and Vivado RTL Integration in details with a simple example along with the demonstration of the integration of the created IP with the Zynq device. It will also discuss the creation of some basic device drivers, showing how software can be written to access the registers on the custom peripheral.
Who this course is for
Anyone wish to build expertise in designing Custom AXI interface for Zynq Devices
Developing Hardware Accelerators with Verilog RTL
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