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rscasny
rscasny 28 days ago

Hi All. I have been talking to a sponsor who's interested in having element14 roadtest one of its FPGA boards. We are looking for someone who is familiar with AMD products and design tools. It's about a $700 board and have significant capabilities. Let me describe the high points below. If you are interested, please vote in the poll.

imageHere's some basic information on the AUBoard 15P FPGA Development Kit:

The board is based on the AMD AMD Artix UltraScale+ 15P FPGA, featuring 170K logic cells, 12 GTH transceivers, 7.6 Mb on-chip memory, and 576 DSP slices. It's a great board to experiment with and learn the AMD Artix UltraScale+ Tm architecture. Whether you want to explore bare metal, RTOS, or Linux software, the AUBoard 15P will give you a solid base foundation to experiment.

The board also features 2GB of ISSI DDR4 and non-volatile configuration and boot from the 512Mb of ISSI QSPI Flash. A Microchip PHY enables the 10/100 Ethernet interface. A microUSB port provides on-board JTAG/UART access. A Renesas clock generator and ECS crystal oscillators provide clocking to the AU15P device, GTH transceivers, JTAG, and communication interfaces. All 12 GTH transceivers are brought out to SFP+ 10 GbE Ethernet (1), HDMI 2.0 Rx & Tx (3), and PCIe end point (4) interfaces and FMC (4) I/O expansion.

A temperature sensor from STMicroelectronics adds environmental data to the system. Additionally, 80 FPGA I/Os are exposed through the Samtec connectors for FMC LPC high-speed expansion and one Click BoardTm site.

Target applications include: Embedded vision, Embedded processing, Wired communications, Prototyping & experimentation, and Industrial networking

Are are some of the features:

  • AMD Xilinx Artix UltraScale+ 15P FPGA
    170K logic cells
    12 GTH transceivers
    7.6 Mb on-chip memory
    576 DSP slices
    ISSI 2GB DDR4 memory
  • ISSI 512Mb QSPI Flash memory (configuration and boot)
  • PetaLinux BSP available for download
  • Microchip 10/100 MII wired Ethernet PHY and MAC ID EEPROM
  • Renesas and TDK power devices
  • On-board JTAG and UART debug interface
  • STMicroelectronics temperature sensor
  • Expansion with 1 Click site and FMC LPC enabled by Samtec connectors
  • 4x GTH transceivers on the FMC
  • User RGB and monochrome LEDs
  • User slide and push button switches
  • HDMI 2.0 Rx & Tx
  • SFP+ 10Gb Ethernet
  • PCIe Gen. 4 x4 end point interface

Here are some links to documentation:

  • Product Brief 
  • Getting Started Guide
  • Manufacturer's Page 

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  • venkat01
    venkat01 28 days ago in reply to venkat01 +1
    The Artix UltraScale+ AU15P sits at the sweet spot in the Artix US+ segment of the FPGA's with the PCIe Gen4x4
  • gpolder
    gpolder 28 days ago +1
    Very Interested, but unfortunately not enough free time available to dive into this.
  • michaelkellett
    michaelkellett 27 days ago +1
    Far too big for my purposes - I do embedded FPGA for data acquisition and local processing - all those Gbit ports would be wasted. MK
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  • javagoza
    javagoza 8 days ago

    A very interesting article by Adam Taylor: Perfecting PCIe with AUBoard - Hackster.io

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  • javagoza
    javagoza 8 days ago

    A very interesting article by Adam Taylor: Perfecting PCIe with AUBoard - Hackster.io

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