Designing FPGAs Using the Vivado™ Design Suite 2
Designing FPGAs Using the Vivado™ Design Suite 2
This course shows you how to build an effective FPGA design using synchronous design techniques, using the Vivado™ IP integrator to create a sub-system, using proper HDL coding techniques to improve design performance, and debugging a design with multiple clock domains.
Skills Gained
After completing this comprehensive training, you will know how to:
- Create a Tcl script to create a project, add sources, and implement a design
- Describe and use the clock resources in a design
- Build resets into your system for optimum reliability and design speed
- Apply timing exception constraints in a design as part of the Baselining procedure to fine tune the design
- Use the Vivado™ IP integrator to create a block design
- Create and package your own IP and add to the Vivado™ IP catalog to reuse
- Describe the HLx design flow that increases productivity
- Debug a design with multiple clock domains with the help of multiple debug cores using the Vivado™ logic analyzer
- Identify synchronous design techniques
- Describe how an FPGA is configured
Course Outline
Day 1
- UltraFast® Design Methodology: Design Creation and Analysis
Overview of the methodology guidelines covered in this course. - Synchronous Design Techniques
Introduces synchronous design techniques used in an FPGA design. - Resets
Investigates the impact of using asynchronous resets in a design. - Register Duplication
Use register duplication to reduce high fanout nets in a design. - Scripting in Vivado™ Design Suite Project Mode
Explains how to write Tcl commands in the project-based flow for a design. - Clocking Resources
Describes various clock resources, clocking layout, and routing in a design. - I/O Logic Resources
Overview of I/O resources and the IOB property for timing closure. - Creating and Packaging Custom IP
Create your own IP and package and include it in the Vivado™ IP catalog. - Using an IP Container
Use a core container file as a single file representation for an IP. - Designing with IP Integrator
Use the Vivado™ IP integrator to create the uart_led subsystem.
Day 2
- Timing Summary Report
Use the post-implementation timing summary report to sign-off criteria for timing closure. - Generated Clocks
Use the report clock networks report to determine if there are any generated clocks in a design. - Clock Group Constraints
Apply clock group constraints for asynchronous clock domains. - Introduction to Timing Exceptions
Introduces timing exception constraints and applying them to fine tune design timing. - Power Analysis and Optimization Using the Vivado™ Design Suite
Use report power commands to estimate power consumption. - Introduction to the HLx Design Flow
Use the HLx design flow to increase productivity and reduce run time when designing and verifying a design. - Configuration Process
Understand the FPGA configuration process, such as device power up, CRC check, etc. - Sampling and Capturing Data in Multiple Clock Domains
Overview of debugging a design with multiple clock domains that require multiple ILAs. - Design Analysis Using Tcl Commands
Analyze a design using Tcl commands.
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Education Investment Options
Standard Registration
$1,800
Standard Registration
18 Training Credits
Advanced Registration
$1,600
Advanced Registration
16 Training Credits
Basic Follow-on Coaching
$500
Comprehensive Follow-on Coaching
$2,500
- To qualify for the Advanced Registration Price, full payment must be received 21 days prior to the first day of class.
- Basic follow-on coaching includes 2 hours (max 2 calls)
- Comprehensive follow-on coaching includes 10 hours (max 5 calls)
- Follow-on Coaching must be purchased at time of registration.
To Register For This Course Please Call 1-888-XILINX-1
Training Duration:
2 Days
Who should attend:
Digital designers who have a working knowledge of HDL (VHDL or Verilog) and who are new to Xilinx FPGAs
Prerequisites
- Designing FPGAs Using the Vivado™ Design Suite 1 course
- Working HDL knowledge (VHDL or Verilog)
- Digital design experience
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