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Mid - Presentation. FPGA Setting Using Flash. Dor Obstbaum Kami Elbaz. Advisor: Moshe Porian. August 2011. Content. Introduction Project Goals Requirements Top level design Project progress Architecture & Micro Architecture Simulations Next steps Testability & GUI Schedule.

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  1. Mid - Presentation FPGA Setting Using Flash Dor Obstbaum Kami Elbaz Advisor: Moshe Porian August 2011

  2. Content • Introduction • Project Goals • Requirements • Top level design • Project progress • Architecture & Micro Architecture • Simulations • Next steps • Testability & GUI • Schedule

  3. Why do we need FPGA setting using FLASH? FLASH FPGA Client Client Generic! Client HOST Less space Software Independent Less power

  4. Project goals • Configure system components using data stored in FLASH. • Implementing a data structure that will be used for data storage in FLASH and for data transmission to clients. • Setting an option for a host to read data from FLASH and write new data to it. • Implementing strong debugging capabilities.

  5. Requirements • VHDL Implementation • DE2 development board that features an Altera Cyclone II FPGA • FPGA – Host communication via UART protocol • Internal communication via Wishbone protocol

  6. Top level Architecture

  7. Project progress

  8. The RX – client configuration path

  9. Inside the RX_path unit

  10. MDWM FSM Wishbone MasterFSM

  11. Wishbone data transfer via Wishbone Intercon unit

  12. Inside the Led unit

  13. Simulations Simulation model • Simulation Plan: • Building a simulation model • Launching signals from a test file and observing the results • Simulations list: • - Configuration of a single client • - Configuration of 2 clients • - Minimum data length configuration • - Configuration of 2 clients twice • - Reading clients values • - Write to client, read value, write again.

  14. Tx path Read data from client UART TX CRC FIFO WB Slave Wishbone to message encoder DATA Message encoder WB Master Operate the client RAM

  15. For example: the TX receive request to read data from one client: Wishbone to Message encoder FSM: Waiting to the data Characteristic to be valid Update the outputs to the message encoder Valid_data_s = 0 Character update idel Valid_data_s = 1 Waiting for the data Storage in the client Pure_data_valid=‘0’ Wait for ack Data transmit via WB intercon to the unit, Byte by Byte Pure_data_valid= ‘1’ End transaction Transmit data temp_len != 0 Update the data output to the RAM, Finale state, after LENGTH byte of data was successfully transmit temp_len = 0

  16. Wait Client Sys_clk Timer 100 MHz timer WB Slave Wait Control Time unit counter Time unit frequency Num_of_tics = Counter

  17. The data input signify the time (in TIMER units) require to occupied the bus After 011 time units acknowledge is rising Timer ticks

  18. Display Synthetic Data provider Vesa generator WB slave CDC

  19. Flash control: Read FSM Write FSM interface WB Slave Erase FSM

  20. CCB v fsm WB master v RAM

  21. GUI & Testability

  22. Schedule

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