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* Download the Frequency Counter and Frequency Generator reference designs from http://www.xilinx.com/products/boards/s3estarter\/reference_designs.htm | * Download the Frequency Counter and Frequency Generator reference designs from http://www.xilinx.com/products/boards/s3estarter\/reference_designs.htm | ||
* Download the Picoblaze processor core from http://www.xilinx.com/products/ipcenter/picoblaze-S3-V2-Pro.htm | * Download the Picoblaze processor core from http://www.xilinx.com/products/ipcenter/picoblaze-S3-V2-Pro.htm | ||
* Unzip these projects to your ~/Projects directory (or appropriatlely) | * Unzip these projects & picoblaze source to your ~/Projects directory (or appropriatlely) | ||
* Implementing the projects directly | * Implementing the projects directly | ||
** Each project comes with a .bit file that you can use to program the FPGA starter kit with. Use impact to program the chip. | ** Each project comes with a .bit file that you can use to program the FPGA starter kit with. Use impact to program the chip. | ||
** On Windows, you can run the install batch scripts to run impact automatically | ** On Windows, you can run the install batch scripts to run impact automatically | ||
* Implementing the projects through ISE | * Implementing the projects through ISE | ||
** | ** Implementing the frequency counter | ||
*** In the frequency counter folder, there is a pdf. It is the readme for the project. It will be your friend - it details how to quickly run the project, setup the ISE project, design details for the hardware and picoblaze software, and some more project ideas. | |||
*** In ISE, create a new design called "s3e_ref_freq_count" in your ~/Projects directory. | |||
*** Add the existing .vhd and .ucf sources from the frequency counter reference design folder that you unzipped | |||
*** Add the existing .vhd source for kcpsm3.vhd from the picoblaze VHDL source folder | |||
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*** ASDF | |||
*** ASDF | |||
*** ASDF | |||
** asdf | ** asdf | ||
** asdf | ** asdf | ||
Revision as of 01:01, 31 December 2009
- Download the Frequency Counter and Frequency Generator reference designs from http://www.xilinx.com/products/boards/s3estarter\/reference_designs.htm
- Download the Picoblaze processor core from http://www.xilinx.com/products/ipcenter/picoblaze-S3-V2-Pro.htm
- Unzip these projects & picoblaze source to your ~/Projects directory (or appropriatlely)
- Implementing the projects directly
- Each project comes with a .bit file that you can use to program the FPGA starter kit with. Use impact to program the chip.
- On Windows, you can run the install batch scripts to run impact automatically
- Implementing the projects through ISE
- Implementing the frequency counter
- In the frequency counter folder, there is a pdf. It is the readme for the project. It will be your friend - it details how to quickly run the project, setup the ISE project, design details for the hardware and picoblaze software, and some more project ideas.
- In ISE, create a new design called "s3e_ref_freq_count" in your ~/Projects directory.
- Add the existing .vhd and .ucf sources from the frequency counter reference design folder that you unzipped
- Add the existing .vhd source for kcpsm3.vhd from the picoblaze VHDL source folder
- ASDF
- ASDF
- ASDF
- asdf
- asdf
- asdf
- asdf
- asdf
- Implementing the frequency counter