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Creating an FPGA-Based Low-Cost Imaging System
Not all imaging systems need to be expensive. Solutions can be created using cost optimized FPGA and CMOS image sensors directly.
Dual ARM Hello World on Zynq Using Vitis
Take full advantage of Xilinx's Zynq FPGA chip by running both of its dual ARM cores simultaneously.
The Train of the Future
Our train will solve many irritations. It is no longer crowded, faster, on time and gives you always up-to-date information through an app.
Fish-O-Matic
Growing vegetables and keeping fish - fully automatic!
UART Interface in VHDL for Basys3 Board
A tutorial on creating an UART interface between the Basys 3 board and the computer terminal in VHDL running on FPGA.
Programming Python on Zynq FPGA
This getting started guide teaches you how to program Python on Digilent Arty Z7-20, the Xilinx Zynq Z7020 SoC platform.
Integrating Zynq PS and PL with Memory-Mapped Registers
Creating/packaging custom PL IP, then developing PS software to write/read its memory-mapped registers.
Running LLM on AMD NPU Hardware
I will port my LLM-based Japanese-English machine translation model to AMD's new RyzenAI enabled PC (with NPU).
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AI Vision IoT
Using AI to detect and monitor objects, then to connect and record it on the IoT platform.
Using HLS on an FPGA-Based Image Processing Platform
Building on the Zybo Z7 image processing application. This project demonstrates using HLS with C/C++ to accelerate image processing.
Software Defined Radio on the FPGA
Radio that works with analog signal is implemented digitally on FPGA via VHDL.
Getting Started with the Kria KR260 in Vivado 2022.1
This project walks through how to build a custom hardware design for the Kria KR260 Robotics Starter Kit in Vivado 2022.1
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