FPGAs

Demystifying PL-PS Interrupts and Device Tree Configuration on the Zynq UltraScale+

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Reading Time: 3 minutes Introduction and Problem The AMD Zynq Ultrascale+ contains many available interrupt sources in its design. Most notably, are the interrupt channels available between the PL (Programmable Logic / FPGA) and the PS (processing system). This enables FPGA IP within the device to trigger interrupts in software. Although this high-level concept is relatively simple, the intricate […]

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Overcoming Software Limitations in AMD-based FPGA Video Designs

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Reading Time: 5 minutes Introduction In today’s market, video capture and display designs have become very common, especially in fields like the medical industry. While both FPGAs and traditional SoCs offer hardware IP that enable video capture, the former are a popular design choice, given the ability to fully customize a video pipeline, and the flexibility in both the

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Controlling Zynq Ultrascale+ pl_resetn Signals in Software

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Reading Time: 5 minutes Introduction Oftentimes, it is desirable for a system to be able to dynamically control the FPGA logic resets in software. There are a number of reasons for this, but throughout my career, I have found that when developing and testing the software for an FPGA, you often may run into situations where due to mistakes

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