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Notes on the Red Pitaya Open Source Instrument
http://pavel-demin.github.io/red-pitaya-notes/
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MCPHA FPGA source code #931

Closed igehin closed 4 years ago

igehin commented 4 years ago

Hi,

I wonder what FPGA source code is used for the MCPHA project. The default RED PITAYA one ?

Best regards

pavel-demin commented 4 years ago

As far as I know, the FPGA configuration provided by the Red Pitaya developers doesn't have MCPHA functionality.

All the source code of the MCPHA project is in the projects/mcpha directory of this GitHub repository. For more details, please see my notes on the MCPHA project at this link.

igehin commented 4 years ago

Hi Pavel,

Thank a lot for the answer. This is a great job ! Sorry, my question was not clear... and I already read all your documentation.

The basic question is : does MCPHA uses a special bitstream ? I understood that the bit file used for MCPHA is 'mcpha.bit' . But where does it come from ?

BR

pavel-demin commented 4 years ago

does MCPHA uses a special bitstream ?

Yes.

I understood that the bit file used for MCPHA is 'mcpha.bit' . But where does it come from ?

The bitstream file is built from the Tcl files in the projects/mcpha directory and from the IP cores in the cores directory.

More information about my workflow and about the structure of this repository can be found in the LED blinker notes and in the slides of my presentation at Club Vivado 2016:

http://pavel-demin.github.io/red-pitaya-notes/led-blinker https://www.dropbox.com/sh/5fy49wae6xwxa8a/AACl--BhQvcNgjeQLRaiX9dha/ClubVivado2016_Pavel_Demin.pdf?dl=1