I have covered this in a tutorial .
This is not FPGA 101 (Hamster's course is the place to go for that) - but if you want to be able to interface what you've learned with the Arm processor (read/write registers in peripherals you've written, say, it will bridge that gap.
Admittedly it is not even a Zynq 101 (I rushed it up as several people were waiting on this step to get their own projects along, and I may choose not to make it more instructional since there are already good tutorials out there by more informed folks - just not specific to the Parallella).
naeger: I think this may be the next step you are asking about. And from there, you can likely dive into the many excellent (non-Parallella specific) tutorials on the Zynq (generally for the Zedboard).
Statistics: Posted by yanidubin — Fri Sep 26, 2014 7:45 am
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I bet it would interest a lot of people (me included!)
Cheers,
pavlos
Statistics: Posted by techprolet — Wed Sep 24, 2014 1:11 pm
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What would you suggest as a next step of reading to get to the point to play around with the Zynq FPGA? Could you do a few "advanced" chapters in your tutorial covering the Zynq/Parallella? Maybe do a kickstarter .. i would gladly support you
I am mainly interested in hooking up a gopro (either with its HDMI or its Composite Video live output .. which one would you suggest to be easier?) and do some video preprocessing/vision algorithms in FPGA and Epiphany. Anyone who can suggest a few books/tutorials to read?
Thanks! Chris
Statistics: Posted by naeger — Fri Sep 06, 2013 9:57 pm
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Cheers, Mike.
Statistics: Posted by hewsmike — Mon Sep 02, 2013 8:54 am
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