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From: Gunnar Dahlgren<gunnar.dahlgren@a...>
Date: Sun May 28 13:39:38 CEST 2006
Subject: [oc] Development board for OpenSPARC
Check out The Dini group, http://www.dinigroup.com They have a range of boards based on Xilinx/Altera, and for being in the "ASIC prototyping" arena their prices are quite affordable (the cost of their boards are like "the cost of the FPGAs plus some margin", as opposed to some of their competitors that charge an order of magnitude more).
Compared to the competition they are quite much "do it yourself", ie they don't supply a lot of flashy software to help you make the boards do something useful.
Our neighbours Hardi electronics, http://www.hardi.se, also have some V4 boards that probably would work for you.
A good starting point for finding these and others is Synplicity's web: http://www.synplicity.com/partners/pip/index.html
Best regards Gunnar Dahlgren Axis Communications AB, Sweden
Fabrizio Fazzino wrote: > Chris Palmer wrote: >> >> I'm guessing that the part you specified (suffix of "200") is the >> smallest in the family that will support the SPARC core. There might >> be dev boards with the larger sized chips in that same Virtex family. >> I'd start at Xilinx's site and browse the dev boards there, filtering >> by Virtex family... > > Hi Chris, > > I've been looking a while on the Xilinx site before posting. > All I've seen is that some boards support Virtex 4 LX with > packages FF668 or SF363, but the device we need (that is the > biggest in the Virtex 4 family) makes use of the FF1513 > package. > > It seems that I have to look for such these boards elsewhere! > > Fabrizio > > > >> On Sun, 28 May 2006 2:09 am, Fabrizio Fazzino wrote: >>> Hello guys, >>> I've seen on http://fpga.sunsource.net that the >>> SPARC core of the OpenSPARC T1 can be implemented >>> on the Xilinx XC4VLX200 FPGA. >>> >>> I googled for it but I was unable to find any >>> development board supporting this Virtex 4 chip: >>> are you aware of anything that one could use to >>> prototype it? >
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