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...

I recently ran a build along with Hackster.io where we walked through how to get a simple BLDC motor up and running using the Avnet...

A few weeks ago, we looked at how to create a simple Versal system targeting the Trenz TE0950 development board which used the NOC to...

In our previous blog post, we detailed the successful installation of the XDMA driver and its subsequent testing on the Alveo U55C CMS...

as we develop programmable logic-based solutions. We have two choices when doing this, either create a full IP XACT IP or just add the...

There are many occasions when we want to automatically run an application directly following the boot of our embedded Linux solution....

So far in this series, we have introduced the range of Alveo cards and created our first application, based on the standard card...

Readers of the blog will know I am a huge advocate of System on Modules (SoM) like the K26, MicroZed, PicoZed, UltraZed and of course the...

A couple of weeks ago we looked at the Trenz TE0950 development board which contains a Versal AI Edge XCVE2302 device in ES1. This means...

When we develop an Alveo solution using the Vivado flow, unlike with Vitis flow we do not get a dynamic and static element. Instead we...

One of the questions people often ask me is how to get started on the journey of learning about FPGAs. Of course, everyone’s journey is...

A few weeks ago we looked at the GateMate FPGA from Cologne Chip. In this blog we are going to explore the GateMate FPGA tool chain and...

In the 2024 MicroZed Chronicles, we are going to examine Versal in depth with a particular focus on the AI Edge series. We’ve looked at...