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Simon Piekert
I am a student of Electronics and I am going to do semester work on the
topic "Implementation of Graphical User Interfaces on an Embedded Platform".
We are allowed to choose a project of our own so this is why I am currently
looking for suitable project ideas. The work shall be implemented on a
Xilinx Spartan-3A/3AN Starter Kit Board, making use of the Microblaze CPU.
As most important features the board brings a Spartan-3A FPGA, a 50 MHz
crystal oscillator, 32Mx16 DDR2 SDRAM, 32 Mbit parallel Flash, a RS-232
serial port, PS/2-style mouse/keyboard port, a VGA video output port and
some push-buttons and switches.
I am not looking for an already finished solution to but I want to work it
out for myself. And first of all I want to learn some more things about
Microblaze programming on FPGA. The project must fit in the above mentioned
topic so if someone did something similar or has ideas how to combine the
GUI topic with FPGA Hardware / Software Co-Design then please send me
details of this.
Thanks in advance. Any ideas on this subject are really appreciated.
Simon
topic "Implementation of Graphical User Interfaces on an Embedded Platform".
We are allowed to choose a project of our own so this is why I am currently
looking for suitable project ideas. The work shall be implemented on a
Xilinx Spartan-3A/3AN Starter Kit Board, making use of the Microblaze CPU.
As most important features the board brings a Spartan-3A FPGA, a 50 MHz
crystal oscillator, 32Mx16 DDR2 SDRAM, 32 Mbit parallel Flash, a RS-232
serial port, PS/2-style mouse/keyboard port, a VGA video output port and
some push-buttons and switches.
I am not looking for an already finished solution to but I want to work it
out for myself. And first of all I want to learn some more things about
Microblaze programming on FPGA. The project must fit in the above mentioned
topic so if someone did something similar or has ideas how to combine the
GUI topic with FPGA Hardware / Software Co-Design then please send me
details of this.
Thanks in advance. Any ideas on this subject are really appreciated.
Simon