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,...

One of my passions is sharing information about how we can develop better, more effective FPGA designs. This passion is the driving force...

Ever since the previous overview, I’ve had the Avnet ZUBoard 1CG sitting on my desk. I also just purchased a FLIR C5 thermal imaging...

Last week, after we looked at how we could use the AXI IIC IP with PYNQ, I got a question from a reader asking how we work with...

One of the critical techniques in an embedded system that enables responsive software is using interrupts. In this series, we have used...

One of the great things about FPGAs is their parallel structures and how we can accelerate the algorithms by exploiting the parallel...

As I have said several times in this blog, I am a massive fan of the PYNQ framework. We use PYNQ and HLS to accelerate our development...

Both the AMD-Xilinx MPSoC and Versal ACAP families have complex internal power structures which consists of domains like the Full Power...

Over the years, I have created MicroBlaze solutions for many Xilinx devices including Spartan-6, 7 series and up. Inserting a MicroBlaze...

Space electronics is one of the main areas my consultancy is very active. SpaceWire is a differential high-speed communications protocol...

One of the many advantages to using an embedded Linux solution is the lower-level drivers are often part of the kernel. This saves us...

We have looked at many development boards that are based on Xilinx FPGAs and SoCs during the eight years this blog has been running....

With the release of the 2020.x tool chains, PetaLinux was updated to support Distro Boot. If you are not familiar with Distro Boot, its...

One of the big advantages of the Kria SoM is the ease with which new applications can be created, either around the existing applications...

A couple of weeks ago I was working to bring up the sensors connected to the I2C and SPI interfaces on the custom SensorsThink Smart...

I use PYNQ a lot and one of the things I have been meaning to blog about is how it interacts with hardware. Whether it’s a custom overlay...

With the Vivado application completed, we can export the XSA with the BIT file into a Vitis project.

In a previous installment, we looked at the Trenz ZynqBerry Zero. Let's create a simple image processing system using the MIPI input.

If you have been following along my latest blog posts on Configuring Zynq and Validating Memory for a Custom Board or Embedded Hour...

In this blog, we will explore how to validate a custom Vivado configuration on a Zynq board.