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Contributions are welcome ! Especially since I'm prone to mistakes ;) You can also check out the blog where you have additional informations for each tutorial, but also exclusive content related to engineering in general and bonus tutorials to learn more valuable stuff on a text format.
This repo contains all the code you need for the tutorials, ready to copy and paste.
It also contains links to the associated blog posts where you'll find additional tips & resources if you want to do it yourself or push the concepts I discuss a bit further.
I will also link all the very interesting ressources that helped me in my own learning journey for the curious among you.
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In the future, I will focus more on "Project reviews" on youtube and post actual technical tutorials here and on the blog. Stay tuned !
- ZynQ in two minutes
- AXI IP, Hello world & custom LED driver
- An introduction to HDLs
- DMA Tutorial with an FFT IP
- Quick Petalinux Example for Zynq
- Python AI to FPGA
This video is all about clarifying what ZynQ is and how it use FPGAs at its advantage.
There is no code necessary for this video
Find the blog post here
In the video's directory you will find:
- Verilog code for the top wrapper
- Verilog code for the AXI protocol handler in which we add our submodule
- Verilog code for the submodule
- Constraint file to "link" the IP's output to the LED's pin
- The main.c file for the sofware part
Find the blog post here
In the video's directory you will find:
- just the basic hdl and constraints so you have a basic template, nothing fancy
Find the blog post here
In the video's directory you will find:
- dma_fft.c : The main file that I took you through during the video
IMPORTANT NOTE : do not use xil_printf() but rather printf() to handle the display of floats correctly.
Find the blog post here
Summer is here ! Lighthearted video, more or less entertainement but keeping in mind the objective of delivering fast and technicals infos for you to enjoy !
In the video's directory you will find:
- commands.sh : a file (NOT MEANT FOR EXECUTION) with a list of the commands alongside some tips
IMPORTANT NOTE : do not use xil_printf() but rather printf() to handle the display of floats correctly.
There is no blog post for this one, but here are some resources :
- Learn a LOT more on Linux for embedded application and FPGA on the Zynq book PDF (from page 385 chapter 22 to chapter 24)
- Download Petalinux Here
Here are the topics covered in this ressource :
- Chapter 22 Linux an overview : understand the basic of linux to get some context
- Chapter 23 The linux kernel : pretty interresting but not useful to understand booting here
- Chapter 24 Linux booting : FSBL, SSBL, U-BOOT etc... are discussed
Combined with the video, this 1 hour read should give you a great overview on Linux for embedded solution in no time (in 1/2 day of learning, worth it) !
THANK YOU SO MUCH for the success of the intro video !!! But now, Let's get serious : time for the actual tutorial, and it's a BIG one !
In the video's directory you will find:
- ALL THE RESSOURCES
This video is a big one, It has its own Readme file. See you there !
C.f. the Readme file.
You can also find the blog post here for building the model's IP using FINN and here to run manual inference on Zynq.