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MicroZed Chronicles: You Really Should Use a MicroBlaze V
I see a lot of designs across a range of industries and applications. One thing that always stands out is that designs often use complex state machines to implement features such as I²C, SPI, GPIO sequencing, etc. Often, these FSMs become unwieldy and complex, which adds to bring-up and debugging challenges. Of course, these FSMs also need to be verified in simulation and again on the board once they arrive. When I am asked to work with these interfaces in an FPGA, I often re
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MicroZed Chronicles : Zynq, MicroBlaze, answering a question
One of the great things about writing this blog (there are many) is when people as real world questions as they need help. Last week,...
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MicroZed Chronicles: MicroBlaze V MCS
Last week, we examined the new MicroBlaze V , which is based on the popular RISC-V RV32I Instruction Set Architecture. This enabled me to...
Jun 12, 20244 min read
MicroZed Chronicles: Introducing the MicroBlaze Risc-V
One of the things I have been very excited about recently is the MicroBlaze RISC-V or MicroBlaze V as it will be known. The MicroBlaze V...
Jun 5, 20244 min read
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