Over the years, we have spent a lot of time looking at the Arty series of devices. Outside of the MicroZed, they might be some of the...

Last week we looked at our custom Kria carrier card and one of the final tests was to program the clocks using the Skyworks programmer...

In this final instalment looking at the Alveo U55C I want to explore how we can work with the Alveo U55C using Python. Using this...

One of the projects we’ve been working on recently is the development of a custom K26 carrier board. This project is interesting because...

One of the nice things about writing this blog is that I get to take a look at many new FPGA and SoC boards. A few weeks ago, I received...

So far on this journey of exploring how we can use Alveo cards outside of the traditional flow we have examined creating the reference...

Understanding the capabilities of a device extends beyond reading about its specifications; as engineers, the true grasp comes from...

As we look at how to debug our systems, one commonly used approach is to implement an ILA within the design for system observation in the...

As a follow on from last week, one of the techniques I like to use to stimulate or capture data in our FPGA designs is a Linear Feedback...

In our previous article, we introduced the Altera Agilex 5 FPGAs. In this article, we delve deeper into three key aspects of the Agilex 5...

One of the things I want to take a look at over the next few blogs is how we can use test equipment and ILAs in more advanced use cases...

One of the things I love is exploring new FPGAs and SoCs, their capabilities and of course how to work with and get the best from the...

Regular readers of this blog will know I am big fan of working with higher levels of abstract to develop our programmable logic designs....

Regular readers of this blog will know that I am a big fan of PYNQ, it is one of the easiest to use frameworks, which opens up the...

One of the pivotal architectural enhancements in the Versal family of devices was the introduction of the Network on Chip. Within the...

In last weeks blog, we looked at one of the most important algorithms ever developed: the FFT. In this week’s blog, we’ll be discussing...

Over several weeks we have examined how we can use Alveo cards using a Vivado based design flow coupled with examining the XMDA drivers....

Recently, I have posted a few blogs and projects which looked at signal processing or filters. I thought it would be a good idea to go...

One of the things I’ve been doing recently is working with the Leonidas development board which we developed back in 2023. This board...

Having learned in our previous blog about how the Base Address Registers work for transfers in the Alveo system, we are now able to start...