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Conception d’un système programmablePort JtagUSERCODE InstructionPurpose:Intended for user-programmable components (FPGA’s, EEPROMs, etc.)Allows external tester to determine user programming of component Selectsthe device identification register as serially connected between TDI and TDOUser-programmable ID code loaded into device identification register On risingTCK edge Switches component test hardware to its system function Requiredwhen Device ID register included on user-programmable componentBertrand Granado Enseignant-Chercheur (LIP6 / UPMC) Sysprog Hiver 2014 292 / 298
Conception d’un système programmablePort JtagHIGHZ InstructionPurpose:Puts all component output pin signals into high-impedance state Control chiplogic to avoid damage in this mode May have to reset component after HIGHZruns Optional instructionBertrand Granado Enseignant-Chercheur (LIP6 / UPMC) Sysprog Hiver 2014 293 / 298
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FPGAF.P.G.A et SRAMUtilisation de c
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FPGAStructure d’un F.P.G.ABertran
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FPGAQu’y a t’il dans un F.P.G.A
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FPGAStructure de l’interconnexion
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FPGAFPGAPrésentation des FPGA comm
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FPGACyclone IIBertrand Granado Ense
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Overview• All Xilinx FPGAs contai
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CLBs and SlicesCombinatorial and se
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The SRL16E• The 16 SRAM cells hav
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Multiplier Unit• Embedded 18-bit
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Virtex-4 FeaturesRefer to device da
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DSP48 BlockDynamically Programmable
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Page 469 and 470: Reason 2: FPGAs are ideal for multi
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Page 473 and 474: The XtremeDSP Slice AdvantageRegReg
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