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MicroZed Chronicles: Introducing the Kria K24 SOM and the KD240 Drives Starter Kit

Sep 20, 20233 min read

MicroZed Chronicles: Introducing the Kria K24 SOM and the KD240 Drives Starter Kit

This week at TechCrunch Disrupt 2023, AMD announced the next in the series of their very popular Kria SOM platform, the K24. The Kria K24...

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MicroZed Chronicles: Five of My Most Interesting FPGA Developments!

Adam Taylor

Sep 14, 20235 min read

MicroZed Chronicles: Five of My Most Interesting FPGA Developments!

Over the years I have talked a lot about how to use FPGAs and SoCs and I’ve even shared tips and advice for how to start your own...

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MicroZed Chronicles: Artix UltraScale+ and Opal Kelly XEM8320

Adam Taylor

Sep 5, 20233 min read

MicroZed Chronicles: Artix UltraScale+ and Opal Kelly XEM8320

We have created projects and blogs on most AMD families over the years but have never created one for the Artix UltraScale+ (AUP) FPGA....

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MicroZed Chronicles: UIO Part Two - Creating Software Applications

Adam Taylor

Aug 29, 20235 min read

MicroZed Chronicles: UIO Part Two - Creating Software Applications

Over the last few weeks, we have been looking at how we can effectively work with PetaLinux using the ZUBoard as the reference platform....

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MicroZed Chronicles: UIO Part One - Introduction and Set Up

Adam Taylor

Aug 22, 20235 min read

MicroZed Chronicles: UIO Part One - Introduction and Set Up

Last week we looked at how we could use spidev and I2Cdev to work with devices which use SPI or I2C interfaces. These are commonly used...

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MicroZed Chronicles: IOCTL SPI, I2C and PetaLinux

Adam Taylor

Aug 15, 20239 min read

MicroZed Chronicles: IOCTL SPI, I2C and PetaLinux

Regular readers of this blog and my Hackster projects will note that I tend to use either bare metal applications or PYNQ when developing...

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MicroZed Chronicles: ILA Debugging Outside IP Integrator

Adam Taylor

Aug 9, 20233 min read

MicroZed Chronicles: ILA Debugging Outside IP Integrator

We have used Integrated Logic Analysers (ILA) several times in our blogs and Hackster projects to ensure our designs are working as...

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MicroZed Chronicles: Introducing AMD Spartan™ UltraScale+™ FPGAs

Adam Taylor

Aug 1, 20234 min read

MicroZed Chronicles: Introducing AMD Spartan™ UltraScale+™ FPGAs

One of the great things about programmable logic is its versatility. It is at the heart of a range of systems from handheld embedded...

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MicroZed Chronicles: Avnet ZUBoard 1CG and Dual Camera High-Speed IO Module

Adam Taylor

Jul 26, 20233 min read

MicroZed Chronicles: Avnet ZUBoard 1CG and Dual Camera High-Speed IO Module

As we have discussed several times in this blog, programmable logic is ideal for the development of image processing systems due to its...

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MicroZed Chronicles: Versal Clocking Resources

Adam Taylor

Jul 18, 20233 min read

MicroZed Chronicles: Versal Clocking Resources

Over the last few weeks, we have looked at some interesting aspects of the 7 series and UltraScale / UltraScale+ clocking buffers. To...

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MicroZed Chronicles: UltraScale and UltraScale+ Clock Division

Adam Taylor

Jul 11, 20234 min read

MicroZed Chronicles: UltraScale and UltraScale+ Clock Division

Last week we looked at how we could use 7 series clocking resources to provide integer clock division without using MMCM. In this week’s...

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MicroZed Chronicles: Clock Structures and Clock Division

Adam Taylor

Jul 5, 20233 min read

MicroZed Chronicles: Clock Structures and Clock Division

Many of our FPGA designs are multi-clock, meaning several clocks within the design, which can introduce clock domain crossing challenges....

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MicroZed Chronicles: Setting Up Your Own Consultancy Business.

Adam Taylor

Jun 27, 20235 min read

MicroZed Chronicles: Setting Up Your Own Consultancy Business.

One common question on forums, twitter and r/FPGA is how to go about setting up on your own as a freelancer or consultant. Often the...

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MicroZed Chronicles: 10 Years and 500 Posts

Adam Taylor

Jun 20, 20235 min read

MicroZed Chronicles: 10 Years and 500 Posts

In September 2013, I was about to start a new role, as head of electronics at a space imaging developer when what should arrive in the...

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MicroZed Chronicles: Power Design Manager

Adam Taylor

Jun 14, 20233 min read

MicroZed Chronicles: Power Design Manager

Designing a successful system requires not only the implementation of the algorithms within the programmable logic and processing systems...

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MicroZed Chronicles: Ethernet on the Digilent Arty A7

Adam Taylor

Jun 6, 20234 min read

MicroZed Chronicles: Ethernet on the Digilent Arty A7

A couple of weeks ago I was emailed about how to get the ethernet working on the Digilent Arty A7 development board. We have covered this...

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MicroZed Chronicles: Sneak Peek Analog Discovery 3

Adam Taylor

May 31, 20233 min read

MicroZed Chronicles: Sneak Peek Analog Discovery 3

Over the years working as both a FPGA developer and author of this blog, I have found it very useful to have a range of test equipment....

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MicroZed Chronicles: FPGA Development Life Cycle

Adam Taylor

May 24, 20234 min read

MicroZed Chronicles: FPGA Development Life Cycle

In this blog, we often talk about detailed design features or aspects of FPGA or heterogeneous SoC design. This allows us to learn about...

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Adam Taylor

May 17, 20233 min read

MicroZed Chronicles: Dynamic Clocking

Clocking is at the heart of every FPGA design.. We can spend a lot less time battling the tools if we get the clock architecture right,...

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MicroZed Chronicles: Working with ADCs and DACs

Adam Taylor

May 9, 20237 min read

MicroZed Chronicles: Working with ADCs and DACs

Recently I’ve shared several projects on Hackster which are based around digital filters, math and signal processing. One common element...

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