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*Notice: 2021.11.22
We have published an updated page for the latest tool environment. For tool version v20.1 or later, please refer to the link below.
"SoC Startup Trial (v20.1 version)" released in video! - Semiconductor business -Macnica (macnica.co.jp)
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Purpose of this course
Overview
The presentation of the popular hands-on seminar "SoC Startup Trial" has been released as an online video.
This seminar introduces the Intel® SoC development flow for customers who are considering Intel® SoC FPGA development for the first time. The original seminar is a hands-on seminar where you can experience and learn the actual development flow using Quartus® Prime/Platform Designer and Intel® SoC FPGA Embedded Development Suite (SoC EDS). Intel® SoC FPGA Seminar in a Box” evaluation kit free rental service, and a separate exercise manual “SoC Beginner's Guide - SoC Simple Tutorial (Atlas-SoC / DE10-Nano Board Version)” can also be used to experience the hands-on content.
The main target of this seminar is Cyclone® V SoC / Arria® V SoC. If you are using a SoC FPGA from another device family, please understand that there are differences in device specifications and tool usage.
Target audience
・System, H/W, S/W designers who are interested in Intel® SoC FPGA
・People who are considering starting development using Intel® SoC FPGA
- As an introduction to developing with Intel® SoC FPGAs
goal of attending
・Understanding the overview and structure of Intel® SoC FPGA devices
・Development environment: Understanding of Intel® SoC FPGA Embedded Development Suite (SoC EDS)
・Understanding of development flow using Intel® SoC FPGA
- Hardware development flow (HPS option setting on Platform Designer)
- Software development flow (bootloader generation, HWLib, how to use various tools)
- How hardware design and software design work together (handoff mechanism)
agenda
No. | title | required time |
1 |
SoC FPGA overview, system architecture |
16 minutes 57 seconds |
2 |
Configuration and boot, system development flow |
4 minutes 52 seconds |
3 |
Hardware design flow (1/2) project generation ~ |
12 minutes 31 seconds |
4 |
Hardware design flow (2 of 2) HPS component configuration |
13 minutes 37 seconds |
5 |
Software Development Environment - SoC EDS Overview |
9 minutes 55 seconds |
6 |
Software Design Flow (1/3) - Design Flow Overview, Bootloader |
9 minutes 57 seconds |
7 |
Software Design Flow (2 of 3) - Baremetal/RTOS Based Applications |
13 minutes 7 seconds |
8 |
Software design flow (3/3) - other tools provided |
6 minutes 54 seconds |
9 |
Introducing RocketBoards.org - The Linux Community Portal |
4 minutes 25 seconds |
Seminar content
SoC FPGA overview, system architecture
Configuration and boot, system development flow
Hardware design flow (1/2) project generation ~
Hardware design flow (2 of 2) HPS component configuration
Software Development Environment - SoC EDS Overview
Software Design Flow (1/3) - Design Flow Overview, Bootloader
Software Design Flow (2 of 3) - Baremetal/RTOS Based Applications
Software design flow (3/3) - other tools provided
Introducing RocketBoards.org - The Linux Community Portal
Other recommended information
Exercise content (for those who want to experience hands-on)
Introduction to Intel® Official FPGA Training (for those who are considering courses other than this seminar)
See below for a list of distributor-sponsored technical trainings and seminars on Intel® FPGA products.
Intel FPGA Seminar & Training Top Page
Find official Intel® online training in the training catalog below.
Intel® FPGA Technical Training Catalog
Intel® SoC FPGA Information Summary Page
The following pages contain links to SoC FPGA-related articles/materials and samples.
Click here for recommended articles/materials
SoC FPGA related articles and resources
Intel® FPGA Development Flow/FPGA Top Page