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A Design of Embedded System Based on FPGA and Soft-Core CPU

Fu Wang

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This paper advances a method for embedded system designing based on FPGA and soft-core CPU,FPGA and NIOS is the core of system which has several interfaces,include JTAG、COM、USB.the system used Cyclone series devices and NIOS provided by Altera company to be the core of system,μC/OS is chose as operating system and transplanted to FPGA.

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This paper advances a method for embedded system designing based on FPGA and soft-core CPU,FPGA and NIOS is the core of system which has several interfaces,include JTAG、COM、USB.the system used Cyclone series devices and NIOS provided by Altera company to be the core of system,μC/OS is chose as operating system and transplanted to FPGA.

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This paper advances a method for embedded system designing based on FPGA and soft-core CPU,FPGA and NIOS is the core of system which has several interfaces,include JTAG、COM、USB.the system used Cyclone series devices and NIOS provided by Altera company to be the core of system,μC/OS is chose as operating system and transplanted to FPGA.

Key concepts: Field-programmable gate array, Computer science, Embedded system, Nios II, USB, Cyclone (programming language), Core (optical fiber), Multi-core processor

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