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How to Add KV260 Carrier Board Connections in Vivado
When using the Kria KV260, this project shows you how to auto-populate the carrierboard peripherals in the block design for easy connection.
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Kria KR260 + Rpi SenseHAT - Petalinux Tutorial [Part I]
Integrating Raspberry Pi SenseHAT with AMD-Xilinx Kria KR260 and Petalinux 2022.2 - Tutorial!
Hardware Accelerated Real-time Perception in 3D (HARP-3D)
End-to-end demonstration of 3D object detection in LiDAR point clouds using a deep neural network running on the ULTRA96V2.
Creating a Kria SoM Carrier Card
Lets take a look at developing complex FPGA based Hardware based around a model based approach and SoM
Ultra96 Global Shutter Camera and Edge Detection
Zynq is a nifty tool for robotic applications. In this blog, we accelerate image processing using the MT9v034 camera and an Ultra96 board.
ZUBoard PetaLinux & Motor Control
In this project we are going to look at how we can build a Brushless DC motor control system using the ZUBoard
Snickerdoodle & PYNQ Image Processing
Creating PYNQ-based image processing system on the Snickerdoodle.
Eclypse Z7, PetaLinux and Signal Processing at the Edge
In this project a 32ord FIR filter is computed by C application from PetaLinux. Input and output filter signals are synthesized by ZMOD DAC.
FPGA Based Binary Clock
FPGA based binary clock, which uses GPS for the time reference.
Getting Started with the Arty Z7 in Vitis Unified IDE 2023.2
This project walks through how to create a basic Hello World project for the Zynq-based Arty Z7 in the new Vitis Unified IDE.
PYNQ RobotArm
PYNQ rocks! Using widgets and AsyncIO we can control complex hardware very easily. Let's use a robot arm to demonstrate.
Getting Started with the Kria KV260 in PetaLinux 2020.2.2
This project walks through how to generate your own custom Linux image for the Kria KV260 board using its BSP as a starting point.
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