A Design of PCI Target Interface Based on FPGA
Zhen Xie
Abstract
Zhen Xie
Abstract
With the advantages of high performance, linear burst transmission, plug and play, PCI bus is widely applied. As a result, it replaced the earlier ISA and EISA as a standard bus. This paper introduces a FPGA-based PCI target interface design method and its implementation on the basis of a practical project. It detailed the target state machine according to PCI 2.3 and designed the configuration space and other modules.
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With the advantages of high performance, linear burst transmission, plug and play, PCI bus is widely applied. As a result, it replaced the earlier ISA and EISA as a standard bus. This paper introduces a FPGA-based PCI target interface design method and its implementation on the basis of a practical project. It detailed the target state machine according to PCI 2.3 and designed the configuration space and other modules.
Key concepts: PCI configuration space, Conventional PCI, PCI Express, Field-programmable gate array, Plug and play, Interface (matter), Embedded system, Computer science