HX5	Zynq All Programmable SoC: Hardware and Software Design

This course explains how to design a System on Chip (SoC) based on the Zynq-7000 All Programmable SoC

Objectives Describing how to build a complete Embedded System based on the Zynq (Processing System with an ARM Cortex-A9MP Core + FPGA) Describing the Zynq Implementation, the Vivado IP Integrator tool and the Software Development Kit (SDK) tools to create a hardware platform and the software to program it Working with Xilinx tools like Chipscope and the SDK Remote Debugging to debug the Software and the Hardware Booting the Linux Kernel on the platform and Executing Linux OS based Applications Creating a User IP and the corresponding Linux Driver and integrating it to the System

Prerequisites Basic knowledge on processor and FPGA technology Knowledge of VHDL and C languages

Zynq Device Overview Processing System Programmable Logic Interfacing and signals Interconnects Memory Interrupts Embedded System Design: Starting with a simple « Hello world » project Tools Introduction : Vivado Design Suite SDK Development Flow Introduction Hardware Development Software Development Verification (Simulation and Debug) Downloading the bitstream Exercise:  Creating the Hardware and the Software to send strings on a serial port Embedded System Design Using the PS and the Programmable Logic Adding an existing IP (from the Xilinx Library) to the design Dealing with interrupts Developing with SDK Debugging with SDK Software profiling Exercise:  Enhancing the previous Platform (Adding Interrupt Controller, GPIO, RAM) Exercise:  Developing the software dealing with interrupts

Chipscope - Hardware Debug Introduction to Chipscope Pro Implementing an AXI monitor into the design to analyze AXI4-Lite Bus transactions Retrieving the on-chip signals waveforms using Chipscope Pro Analyzer Clarifying trigger conditions Exercise:  Connecting a Chipscope Analyzer to the AXI bus Linux Booting and Application debugging The linux kernel Linux booting, boot Methods Linux OS based application software Exercise:  Linux Booting through different methods Exercise:  Debugging a Linux application using SDK Remote profiling System Design with a DMA and the Processing System High Performance Slave Port Integrating the AXI CDMA Standalone Application Linus OS based Application Exercise:  Running a Standalone CDMA Application Exercise:  Running a Linux CDMA Application Custom Peripheral (IP) Creation and Insertion Creating a Peripheral IP Importing the Peripheral Linux Base Device Driver Development Loading Module into running kernel Application execution Exercise:  Creating our own Intellectual Property and Device Driver for Linux OS; and executing the application

 

Duration	Cost	Calendar
2 days	2060 € HT
Last update: 26 October 2022
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