Automated Method to Generate Bitstream Intellectual Property Cores for Virtex FPGAs
Edson Lemos Horta, John W. Lockwood
Abstract
Edson Lemos Horta, John W. Lockwood
Abstract
This paper presents an innovative way to deploy Bitstream Intellectual Property (BIP) cores. By using standard tools to generate bitstreams for Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) and a tool called PARBIT, it is possible to extract a partial bitstream containing a modular component developed on one Virtex FPGA that can be placed or relocated inside another Virtex FPGAs. The methodology to obtain the BIP cores is explained, along with details about PARBIT and Virtex devices.
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This paper presents an innovative way to deploy Bitstream Intellectual Property (BIP) cores. By using standard tools to generate bitstreams for Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) and a tool called PARBIT, it is possible to extract a partial bitstream containing a modular component developed on one Virtex FPGA that can be placed or relocated inside another Virtex FPGAs. The methodology to obtain the BIP cores is explained, along with details about PARBIT and Virtex devices.
Key concepts: Bitstream, Virtex, Field-programmable gate array, Computer science, Modular design, Embedded system, Computer hardware, Computer architecture