Course Outline

Introduction

Vivado Overview

  • What is Vivado?
  • Vivado features

Digital Systems

  • Analog systems vs digital systems
  • FPGA architecture

Preparing the Development Environment

  • Installing and configuring Vivado
  • Navigating the interface

Vivado Quick Start

  • Creating a project
  • Structuring folders and configuration files
  • Developing a board

Vivado Tools

  • Building a I/O pin planning project
  • Using high synthesis tools
  • Adding ports
  • Executing design checks
  • Reporting noise

IP Cores

  • Working with cores
  • Creating, adding, and managing core repositories

Automation

  • Using TCL scripts
  • Creating custom TCL scripts

Hardware Design

  • Working with simulation
  • Using debugging tools

Soft Core Processors and FPGA Development

  • Creating soft core processors
  • Programming the FPGA

Summary and Conclusion

Requirements

  • An understanding of logic design and electronics
  • C programming experience

Audience

  • FPGA Developers
  14 Hours
 

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