This course, offered by the University of Colorado Boulder, delves into the fundamental concepts of FPGA design for embedded systems. Through a series of engaging modules, participants will gain insights into the history and architecture of programmable logic, learn to select the best FPGA architecture for specific applications, and utilize cutting-edge software tools for FPGA development. The course also equips learners with the skills to tackle critical digital design challenges using FPGAs.
The comprehensive curriculum covers a range of topics, including FPGA design tool flow, various FPGA architectures such as SRAM, FLASH, and Anti-fuse, and programmable logic design using schematic entry design tools. Participants will also have the opportunity to work on practical example designs, including creating a custom processor using FPGA development tools.
Hardware requirements include a PC running Windows 7, 8, or 10, or a recent Linux OS such as RHEL 6.5 or CentOS Linux 6.5 or later, with a minimum of 8 GB of RAM. Whether pursuing a career in electronics design or aiming for a career change, this course offers a valuable opportunity to enhance career prospects and gain expertise in FPGA design for embedded systems.
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Get Started / More InfoIntroduction to FPGA Design for Embedded Systems comprises engaging modules that cover the history and architecture of programmable logic, FPGA design tool flow, various FPGA architectures, and programmable logic design using schematic entry design tools.
This module provides a comprehensive overview of the history and architecture of programmable logic, offering insights into the development of FPGA technology. Topics covered include the introduction to programmable logic, CPLD architecture, FPGA architecture, and practical design applications such as designing adders and multipliers.
Participants will delve into the FPGA design tool flow, gaining hands-on experience with Quartus Prime and learning to create, compile, and simulate designs. The module also covers timing analysis, providing a thorough understanding of the design flow process and the utilization of software tools for FPGA development.
This module explores various FPGA architectures, including SRAM, FLASH, and Anti-fuse technologies offered by industry leaders such as Xilinx, Altera, Microsemi, and Lattice. Participants will gain insights into different types of FPGAs and their applications, enhancing their knowledge of FPGA architectures for diverse design requirements.
Participants will acquire expertise in programmable logic design using schematic entry design tools. The module covers advanced schematic entry, IP blocks, pipelining, FPGA IO, pin assignments, and programming the FPGA. Additionally, participants will explore Qsys System Design, gaining practical skills in designing and implementing FPGA-based systems.
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