PicoZed Smart Vision Development Kit

Documentation Reference Designs Technical Specifications

The Smart Vision Development Kit leverages the PicoZed System-On-Module (SOM) by providing a feature-rich, modular carrier card for machine vision applications. This kit provides all the necessary components to start development of embedded vision applications, including the PicoZed 7015 Zynq SOM, the Smart Vision Carrier Card, a 1.2MP Aptina camera module, power supply, various cables, and a 1-year license voucher for the Xilinx Vivado Design Edition software (device locked to the Zynq 7015). The Smart Vision Carrier Card provides several industry standard vision connectivity interfaces, including GigEVision (GEV), USB3Vision (U3V), and CoaXPress (CXP). The included Quick Start Guide will have you running the out-of-box design in less than 5 minutes. The Smart Vision kit also includes demonstration versions of several advanced software tools to help accelerate your embedded vision development.

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The SVDK is also supported by the following machine vision development tools:

VisualApplets for SVDK programming environment

(trial version is free of charge) :

http://www.silicon-software.info/en/products/239-va-svdk-en.html

DISCLAIMER : The SVDK carrier card IS NOT COMPATIBLE with the PicoZed 7030 SOM. Attempting to mate the PicoZed 7030 SOM to the SVDK will permanently damage the SOM !!!

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Documentation

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GigE Vision Getting Started Guide

GigE Vision Getting Started Guide

Programming Linux to QSPI/eMMC on the Smart Vision Development Kit

Programming Linux to QSPI/eMMC on the Smart Vision Development Kit

Quick Start Card (SVDK)

SVDK Quick Start Card

Hardware Guides (SVDK)

SVDK Hardware User Guide Rev.1.1

Board Definition Files (SVDK)

PicoZed 7015 + SVDK Board Definition Install for Vivado 2015.3, 2015.4 (zip)

Frequently Asked Questions (SVDK)

SVDK FAQ v1.3

Reference Designs

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Application Note on Booting SVDK Using QSPI and eMMC

SVDK - Programming Linux to QSPI and eMMC - Vivado 2014.4

Getting Started Design for SVDK GigE Vision

SVDK GigE Vision - Getting Started v1.5

Getting Started Design for SVDK USB3 Vision

SVDK USB3 Vision - Getting Started v1.0

Technical Specifications

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Specification	Description
PICOZED 7015T SO	ZYNQ SOC XC7Z015-1CLG485 Memory 1 GB of DDR3 SDRAM 128 Mb of QSPI Flash 4 GB eMMC Communications 10/100/1000 Ethernet PHY USB 2.0 PHY User I/O 148 User I/O (135 PL, 13 PS MIO PL I/O configurable as up to 65 LVDS pairs or 135 single-ended I/O 4 GTP Transceivers Other JTAG configuration port accessible via I/O connectors PS JTAG pins accessible via I/O connectors
MACHINE VISION CARRIER CARD	COMMUNICATIONS 10/100/1000 Ethernet x2 (PS based, and PL based USB 3.0, implemented with Cypress EZ-USB FX3 USB 2.0 OTG USB Serial USER I/O 4 LEDs 2 Push-Buttons 4 Test Pins (available on 6 pin header) VIDEO INTERFACES Camera Connector HDMI Output, implemented with ADI ADV7511 MACHINE VISION INTERFACES (implemented with Sensor to Image IP) GigEVision (GEV) USB3Vision (U3V) CoaXPress (CXP) Host/Device
APTINA 1.2MP CAMERA MODULE	Memory Monochrome Resolution = 1280x960 (1.2MP) Frame Rate = 54 fps at full resolution Pixel Size = 3.75-micron Optical Format = 1/3 inch Dynamic Range = 64 dB Global Shutter Optics Standard lens mount: M12 6mm lens