Adam Taylor·Jun 5, 2020How To Implement A Real-time Human Detection Application at the Edge Using Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC…The ability to perform real-time, low-latency and deterministic processing at the edge is increasingly important for a range of…A response icon1A response icon1
Adam Taylor·Apr 6, 2020MicroZed Chronicles: PetaLinux BuildHaving looked at creating the virtual machine and the different build elements of PetaLinux.
Adam Taylor·Mar 20, 2020MicroZed Chronicles: PetaLinux Edition — Build Elements & ConfigurationHaving demonstrated how to get create a PetaLinux build environment, we are now in position to be able to start creating embedded Linux…
Adam Taylor·Mar 6, 2020MicroZed Chronicles: PetaLinux Edition— Getting Set UpTo get started creating a our PetaLinux solution we need to use a Linux Machine. In this blog we are going to look at how we can create a…
Adam Taylor·Feb 21, 2020MicroZed Chronicles: PetaLinux EditionOver the years we have looked a lot at how we can use PetaLinux to create embedded Linux solutions for our Zynq, Zynq MPSoC and MicroBlaze…
Adam Taylor·Nov 8, 2019High Level Synthesis Made Easier: Deeper DiveIn my last blog looking into Silexica’s SLX FPGA tool, I introduced the tool, its concepts and of course the benefits it brought in…
Adam Taylor·Oct 2, 2019MicroZed Chronicles: XDF and VITISSince the announcement of the Versal ACAP at XDF18, there has been great interest in the software environment which developers will use to…
Adam Taylor·Sep 25, 2019MicroZed Chronicles: Optimizing Our HLS Design with the Analysis PerspectiveLast week we looked at how we could work with loops in our HLS source code, exploring how we can flatten, merge and unroll loops.
Adam Taylor·Sep 18, 2019MicroZed Chronicles: HLS Working with LoopsWhen we write code intended for HLS implementations we tend to implement repetitive algorithms which process blocks of data for example…A response icon1A response icon1
Adam Taylor·Sep 13, 2019High Level Synthesis Made Easier!I have recently been evaluating the SLX FPGA tool from Silexica. If you are not familiar with SLX FPGA it is designed to work with both…A response icon3A response icon3