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Embedded System Design with Microblaze and Vitis IDE
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Embedded System Design with Microblaze and Vitis IDE

Using Xilinx Vivado Design Suite and Vitis 2020.2
Created byKumar Khandagle
Last updated 1/2022
English

What you'll learn

  • Embedded System Design flow with Xilinx Vitis 2020.2
  • Designing Embedded System using Microblaze Soft Processor
  • Development of C applications for Microblaze Devices
  • Software and Hardware Debugging
  • Handling Interrupts in Microblaze based designs
  • Understanding Xilinx Drivers

Course content

10 sections101 lectures8h 4m total length
  • Downloading Setup File3:57
  • Choosing Installation Settings2:28
  • LIC File
  • Adding License0:56

Requirements

  • Understanding of Digital Electronics
  • Fundamentals of Computer Architecture

Description

A faster Reconfigurable system makes FPGA a prominent choice for a large set of applications, but Hardware alone is incomplete without smart software synchronizing all the events fruitfully to achieve the desired Application. This course covers fundamentals of Popular Xilinx drivers viz. UART, AXI Timers, UART16550, AXI GPIO, AXI BRAM, etc. The course also illustrates the usage of the AXI interrupt controller for handling Interrupts. Also to felicitate incorporation of  Hardware accelerators with Microblaze based design few examples on building Custom AXI Peripherals are also included. Software and Hardware Debugging, Profiling fundamentals are demonstrated with Microblaze to felicitate performance measurement.

The Microblaze is an FPGA-based Soft Processor capable of executing single instruction per cycle with few exceptions. The MicroBlaze interconnect is reconfigurable capable of communicating with a large set of peripherals to fit most of the medium-scale applications. It allows configuration of cache size, pipeline depth, peripherals, memory management unit, and bus interface suitable to fit different application requirements. As systems complexities are growing day by day, Microblaze will play central role in the non-Zynq based FPGA families whereas it will be the best light-weight alternative working in tandem with the Zynq hard processor for Zynq and Ultrascale based FPGA families.

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone wish to build expertise in Xilinx Microblaze Devices with Xilinx Vivado and Vitis IDE
  • Embedded System Design with FPGA Soft Processors