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Ultra96 FPGA-Accelerated Parallel N-Particle Gravity Sim is an open source FPGA project from Hackster.io, indexed by ZouIC. Demonstrating the scientific computational power of the small ZU3EG SoC by using 8 parallel floating point accelerators running at 200 MHz.
- Source
- Hackster.io
- Focus
- FPGA
- Author
- Team Rajeev Patwari Ultra96 2019
- Published
- 2019-05-16
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What does Ultra96 FPGA-Accelerated Parallel N-Particle Gravity Sim do?
Demonstrating the scientific computational power of the small ZU3EG SoC by using 8 parallel floating point accelerators running at 200 MHz.
Where does Ultra96 FPGA-Accelerated Parallel N-Particle Gravity Sim come from?
ZouIC indexes it from Hackster.io, original page at https://www.hackster.io/rajeev-patwari-ultra96-2019/ultra96-fpga-accelerated-parallel-n-particle-gravity-sim-87f45e.
What stack does Ultra96 FPGA-Accelerated Parallel N-Particle Gravity Sim use?
tags AMD Xilinx, tutorial, intermediate.
When was Ultra96 FPGA-Accelerated Parallel N-Particle Gravity Sim published?
The source page lists 2019-05-16.
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Ultra96 FPGA-Accelerated Parallel N-Particle Gravity Sim
Published 2019-05-16
Demonstrating the scientific computational power of the small ZU3EG SoC by using 8 parallel floating point accelerators running at 200 MHz.
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