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iBob Tutorial

iBob Tutorial. Dejan Markovic, Zhengya Zhang {dejan, zhengya}@eecs.berkeley.edu. The iBob. Xilinx (Virtex2p) emulation board. IO. 5V DC. XSG Output: *.prj. Step 1: SysGen. Setup Part as specified in the screen shot Synthesis tool FPGA clock (up to 200MHz). Synplify Output: *.edf.

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iBob Tutorial

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  1. iBob Tutorial Dejan Markovic, Zhengya Zhang {dejan, zhengya}@eecs.berkeley.edu

  2. The iBob • Xilinx (Virtex2p) emulation board IO 5V DC

  3. XSG Output: *.prj Step 1: SysGen • Setup • Part as specified in the screen shot • Synthesis tool • FPGA clock (up to 200MHz)

  4. Synplify Output: *.edf Step 2: Synplify Pro • Create shortcut on your local machine • Open existing project: SYSGEN/*.prj • Run

  5. Step 3: Project Navigator • Programs / XilinxISE / Project Navigator • Open the *.npl file from <design>/SYSGEN

  6. Step 4: Pin Assignment • Uncheck “read-only” on the *.npl file • User constraints / Create Timing Constraints • User constraints / assign package pins • a) Edit user constraint (use package I/O look-up table) (note: use “gpio” pins information ) • b) it is easier to edit this file in Wordpad and using pinout table from the next slide) \\hitz\designs\BEE\tutorials\*.xls (pin assignment)

  7. iBob Pinout Map gpio2 gpio3 gpio1 gpio0 (top) (top) (top) (top) gnd F14 (19) gnd K12 (19) gnd F18(19) gnd J20 (19) gnd E14 gnd J12 gnd G18 gnd K20 gnd C14 gnd H13 gnd K18 gnd C24 gnd C13 gnd G13 gnd L18 gnd D24 gnd L16 gnd D9 gnd D19 gnd D23 gnd K16 (14) gnd C9 (14) gnd E19 (14) gnd D22 (14) gnd G15 gnd K14 gnd F19 gnd G21 gnd F15 gnd J14 gnd G19 gnd H21 gnd D14 gnd F13 gnd H19 gnd D25 gnd D15 gnd E13 gnd J19 gnd E25 gnd J16 (9) gnd E10 (9) gnd D20 (9) gnd E22 (9) gnd H16 gnd D10 gnd D21 gnd F22 gnd G16 gnd H14 gnd F20 gnd J21 gnd F16 gnd G14 gnd G20 gnd K21 gnd E16 gnd D13 gnd K19 gnd C26 gnd D16 (4) gnd D12 (4) gnd L19 (4) gnd D26 (4) L17 gnd C22 gnd D11 gnd G22 gnd gnd K17 gnd C11 gnd C21 gnd H22 gnd G17 gnd K15 gnd E21 gnd J23 gnd F17 (0) gnd J15 (0) gnd F21 (0) gnd K23 (0) J8 J9 J7 J6

  8. Pin Assignment • *.ucf file defined in *.ncf file which should be empty after you copy it here iBob has diff Clk, and this needs to be defined before clk_out pin

  9. Edit <des>_clk_wrapper.vhd • Specify Clk (diff -> single ended) entity sq_clk_wrapper is port ( ce: in std_logic := '1'; clk_n: in std_logic; clk_p: in std_logic; clk_out: out std_logic; as: out std_logic_vector(13 downto 0); zs: out std_logic_vector(15 downto 0) ); end sq_clk_wrapper; diff  single ended Clk, architecture structural of sq_clk_wrapper is component IBUFGDS port (O : out STD_ULOGIC; I : in STD_ULOGIC; IB : in STD_ULOGIC); end component; component sq <next page>

  10. Edit <des>_clk_wrapper.vhd (Cont.) • Assign port map signal clk: std_logic; begin CLOCK_BUFFER : IBUFGDS port map (O => clk, I => clk_p, IB => clk_n); clk_out <= clk; clk_sysgen <= clk; as <= as_x_0; zs <= zs_x_0; … port map

  11. Step 5: Implement Design • Right click on “Implement Design” / Run

  12. Output: *.bit Step 6: Generate *.bit File • Copy bit file to a local machine

  13. Step 7: Program FPGA • Go to the lab and program *.bit file into an FPGA • Run Xilinx ISE / IMPACT from local machine

  14. iBob pinout table - Tutorial -

  15. iBob Pinout Map gpio2 gpio3 gpio1 gpio0 (top) (top) (top) (top) gnd F14 (19) gnd K12 (19) gnd F18(19) gnd J20 (19) gnd E14 gnd J12 gnd G18 gnd K20 gnd C14 gnd H13 gnd K18 gnd C24 gnd C13 gnd G13 gnd L18 gnd D24 gnd L16 gnd D9 gnd D19 gnd D23 gnd K16 (14) gnd C9 (14) gnd E19 (14) gnd D22 (14) gnd G15 gnd K14 gnd F19 gnd G21 gnd F15 gnd J14 gnd G19 gnd H21 gnd D14 gnd F13 gnd H19 gnd D25 gnd D15 gnd E13 gnd J19 gnd E25 gnd J16 (9) gnd E10 (9) gnd D20 (9) gnd E22 (9) gnd H16 gnd D10 gnd D21 gnd F22 gnd G16 gnd H14 gnd F20 gnd J21 gnd F16 gnd G14 gnd G20 gnd K21 gnd E16 gnd D13 gnd K19 gnd C26 gnd D16 (4) gnd D12 (4) gnd L19 (4) gnd D26 (4) L17 gnd C22 gnd D11 gnd G22 gnd gnd K17 gnd C11 gnd C21 gnd H22 gnd G17 gnd K15 gnd E21 gnd J23 gnd F17 (0) gnd J15 (0) gnd F21 (0) gnd K23 (0) J8 J9 J7 J6

  16. SQ Experiment NET clk_out LOC = K12; NET "zs(15)" LOC="K23"; NET "zs(14)" LOC="J23"; NET "zs(13)" LOC="H22"; NET "zs(12)" LOC="G22"; NET "zs(11)" LOC="D26"; NET "zs(10)" LOC="C26"; NET "zs(9)" LOC="K21"; NET "zs(8)" LOC="J21"; NET "zs(7)" LOC="E22"; NET "zs(6)" LOC="E25"; NET "zs(5)" LOC="D25"; NET "zs(4)" LOC="H21"; NET "zs(3)" LOC="G21"; NET "zs(2)" LOC="D22"; NET "zs(1)" LOC="D23"; NET "zs(0)" LOC="D24"; NET "as(13)" LOC="C24"; NET "as(12)" LOC="K20"; NET "as(11)" LOC="J20"; NET "as(10)" LOC="F21"; NET "as(9)" LOC="E21"; NET "as(8)" LOC="C21"; NET "as(7)" LOC="C22"; NET "as(6)" LOC="L19"; NET "as(5)" LOC="K19"; NET "as(4)" LOC="G20"; NET "as(3)" LOC="F20"; NET "as(2)" LOC="D21"; NET "as(1)" LOC="D20"; NET "as(0)" LOC="J19"; gpio0 gnd J20 (19) gnd K20 gnd C24 gnd D24 gnd D23 gnd D22 gnd G21 gnd H21 Z<15:0> gnd D25 gnd E25 gnd E22 exclude gnd F22 gnd J21 gnd K21 gnd C26 gnd D26 gnd G22 gnd H22 gnd J23 gnd K23 (0) J6

  17. Logic Analyzer - Tutorial -

  18. Main Window  Select / Setup & Trig

  19. Setup and Trigger Window / Sampling

  20. Setup and Trigger Window / Trigger • Edit switching threshold

  21. Select  Listing • File/Print to file/ ftp to local disk

  22. Sampling Problem: Eye Finder • Eye opening scattered around Clk edge

  23. Results • Sampling inconsistency

  24. Results • Look Familiar?

  25. Results

  26. Results

  27. Well Known Result • Experimentally justified logo… 1/ Q R T S today

  28. Results • “The CITY” logo

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