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The first labs concentrate on working with numbers, first unsigned and then signed. | The first labs concentrate on working with numbers, first unsigned and then signed. | ||
They end with the drawing of a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lissajous_curve Lissajous curve] on an oscilloscope. | They end with the drawing of a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lissajous_curve Lissajous curve] on an oscilloscope. | ||
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+ | A further lab presents the coding of state-machines. | ||
The following labs show the [http://www.arm.com/products/system-ip/amba/amba-open-specifications.php AMBA bus system]. | The following labs show the [http://www.arm.com/products/system-ip/amba/amba-open-specifications.php AMBA bus system]. | ||
The students design a processor system and implement a simple input/output peripheral and then an UART peripheral. | The students design a processor system and implement a simple input/output peripheral and then an UART peripheral. | ||
− | + | After this, they build [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/System_on_a_chip System on Chip] (SoC) with a processor, these first peripherals and a beamer peripheral. | |
− | + | This additional peripheral receives X and Y coordinates, stores them and draws a spline joining all these points (e.g. some text). | |
− | This peripheral receives X and Y coordinates, stores them and draws a spline joining all these points (e.g. some text). | + | |
The spline can be viewed on an oscilloscope. | The spline can be viewed on an oscilloscope. | ||
− | + | The last lab presents pipelining. | |
The instructions for the different laboratory sessions can be found at: | The instructions for the different laboratory sessions can be found at: | ||
* [[SEm/labore|Laborprojekte]] | * [[SEm/labore|Laborprojekte]] | ||
* [[SEm/laboratoires|Travaux de laboratoire]] | * [[SEm/laboratoires|Travaux de laboratoire]] | ||
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+ | The labs environment files are provided as a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Git Git repository] | ||
+ | on <code>R:\SYND\SEm_225\3_Labos\Labos_cof\VHDL</code>. | ||
== Students == | == Students == |
Revision as of 11:12, 18 March 2019
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The Embedded Systems module presents microprocessor and FPGA systems. It highlights their differences and explains their possible interaction via serial or parallel busses.
FPGA course
The course presents:
- the VHDL syntax, with a highlight on synthesisable code
- different kinds of programmable devices
- the AMBA bus
FPGA labs
The first labs concentrate on working with numbers, first unsigned and then signed. They end with the drawing of a Lissajous curve on an oscilloscope.
A further lab presents the coding of state-machines.
The following labs show the AMBA bus system. The students design a processor system and implement a simple input/output peripheral and then an UART peripheral. After this, they build System on Chip (SoC) with a processor, these first peripherals and a beamer peripheral. This additional peripheral receives X and Y coordinates, stores them and draws a spline joining all these points (e.g. some text). The spline can be viewed on an oscilloscope.
The last lab presents pipelining.
The instructions for the different laboratory sessions can be found at:
The labs environment files are provided as a Git repository
on R:\SYND\SEm_225\3_Labos\Labos_cof\VHDL
.
Students
Additional Information
- Additional informations for teachers