Multi-board FPGA program writing method realized based on network and optical fiber data transmission
A data transmission, multi-board technology, applied in the direction of program control device, program loading/starting, software deployment, etc., can solve the problems of long program programming time, increase the difficulty and complexity of debugging, etc., and achieve strong debuggability, The effect of shortening the debugging time and reducing the difficulty of debugging
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[0023] The present invention will now be further described in conjunction with the embodiments and drawings:
[0024] The present invention takes multiple digital receiving boards, one optical fiber processing board and PC as examples. The digital receiving board contains a Xilinx FPGA-k7160t and an external dedicated FLASH, the model is SPANSION S29GL512P, FPGA and FLASH are asynchronous read and write interfaces; the main components in the optical fiber processing board are a Xilinx FPGA-V6lx240t and a network interface chip 88e1111 ; Multiple digital receiving boards and optical fiber processing boards are interconnected by optical fibers, and the optical fiber processing boards and PCs communicate data through the network.
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[0026] When the FPGA program of the digital receiving board needs to be updated, use the Xilinx tool IMPACT to convert the newly generated .bit file into a .bin file that can be burned into Flash. The file size is 0x53638C*8bit (depending ...
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