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Product Demo: Accelerating FPGA Designs with AccelDSP™ and System Generator for DSP™
Robert Anderson, Processing Solutions Group
This 30 minute video demonstration gives an overview of the DSP design tools offered by Xilinx. We begin in AccelDSP™ with a
floating-point MATLAB algorithm, and generate a VHDL or Verilog model along with a test bench. Key steps reviewed are floating-to
fixed-point conversion and design exploration which, through automation, result in an overall reduction in design cycle time. Also covered
is System Generator for DSP™ which is based on Simulink. It contains a toolbox of about 100 IP blocks that can be used to build a system and
then take that system through implementation into an FPGA. The video includes a demonstration of a 16 QAM (quadrature amplitude modulation)
algorithm showing how part of the design can be done in AccelDSP and how that block can be incorporated in a larger System Generator design.
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Product Demo: System Generator for DSP
Jim Hwang, Sr. Manager, Vertical Products This demo shows how System Generator for DSPour high-level modeling environment for DSP data pathsyields
performance and efficiency comparable to hand-crafted
designs. Because of its tight integration with the Simulink® and MATLAB® tools from The Mathworks, FPGA designs are implemented in a familiar setting
without concern for the underlying hardware details. |
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Product Demo: Introduction to the DSP Video Starter Kit and Video Co-processing Kit
Sabine Lam, Mark Oliver This demonstration on demand provides an overview
of two new high-performance video processing kits
from Xilinx.
The Video Starter Kit is fully integrated with
Xilinx System Generator for DSP tool. The demonstration
shows how designers unfamiliar with FPGAs can
build high performance video processing systems
using The MathWorks Simulink® tool and blocksets
and verify those designs on Xilinx FPGAs. This
kit features a video IO card that supports multiple
formats including DVI, VGA, SDI, composite video,
component video and S-video.
The Video Co-processing Kit for the Texas Instruments
DM642 EVM is demonstrated along with the abstraction
layer that is available for that kit. The demonstration
discusses how a co-processing strategy could
be used to optimize a video processing system
and achieve increased system performance and
reduced overall cost. The Video Co-processing
Kit is developed for Xilinx by Spectrum Digital. |
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Product Demo: Harnessing
the power of the Virtex-4 Xtreme DSP Slice
Niall Battson, DSP Applications
Engineer
In this engaging demonstration, DSP applications
engineer Niall Battson, explains how to "Harness
the power of the Virtex-4 Xtreme DSP Slice" to
enable you to achieve 500MHz filter performance,
significantly lower power consumption and efficiently
implement your DSP designs. |
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Whiteboard Presentation: Algorithm to Hardware in Sixty Minutes
Sean Gallagher, Senior DSP Specialist
Here are some tips on how to implement signal processing functions onto FPGAs. Moving signals
to baseband, filtering tricks, decimating and DFT implementation are all covered in this dynamic whiteboard session. |
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Product Demo: FPGAs for Signal Processing
Dr. Chris Dick, Chief DSP Architect & Director of Signal Processing System
Engineering This Demo shows you how an FPGA device can be used
for signal processing and provides an overview of the Xilinx DSP solution including the IP cores that
are available as algorithms and DSP software. |
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Product Demo: Spectrum Channelization
Dr. Chris Dick, Chief DSP
Architect & Director of Signal Processing System Engineering
This module explains spectrum channelization for
wired and wireless applications using a number
of examples built using the Xilinx System Generator
for DSP and the Xilinx DSP IP library. |
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Product Demo: Designing QAM Demodulators
Dr. Chris Dick, Chief DSP Architect & Director of Signal Processing System
Engineering This compelling Demo shows the implementation of a QAM receiver including both synchronization and
adaptive channel equalization. |
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