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Brand | ARM |
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Model | Cortex-M3 DesignStart |
Category | Motherboard |
Language | English |
This book describes how to use the FPGA platform in the ARM Versatile™ Express Cortex®-M Prototyping System to evaluate a design developed using Cortex-M3 DesignStart™ Eval.
Details typographic conventions, timing diagram components, and signal conventions used in the document.
Instructions for providing feedback on the product and document content to ARM.
Introduces Cortex-M3 DesignStart Eval, its purpose, package contents, and ecosystem.
Describes the MPS2+ platform, its features, and its role in the Cortex-M3 ecosystem.
Lists and describes related documents for the Cortex-M3 DesignStart Eval, including purpose and scope.
Details the main directories of the Cortex-M3 DesignStart Eval FPGA Evaluation Flow.
Describes limitations of the Cortex-M3 DesignStart Eval FPGA Evaluation Flow, including deliverables and processor support.
Provides step-by-step instructions to set up the MPS2+ platform with the Cortex-M3 DesignStart Eval image.
Details how to run the self-test program on the MPS2+ platform and configure the UART.
Explains how to connect to the MPS2+ platform for debugging using CMSIS-DAP over USB.
Provides a block diagram and description of the FPGA design's functional hierarchy and components.
Details the implementation of 256KB block RAM as 32-bit AHB SRAM and four 32KB regions for program RAM.
Describes the ZBT SSRAM in the FPGA platform, including ZBT SSRAM1 and ZBT SSRAM2/3.
Describes the memory map for I2S audio registers, detailing control, status, and data registers.
Lists the source clocks for the FPGA design and their respective frequencies.
Details the derived clocks for the FPGA design, their frequencies, and their source.
Provides an overview of the SCC interface for communication between the microcontroller and FPGA system.
Details the SCC register memory map, including configuration, status, and ID registers.
Describes the two stages of the build flow: creating a new user bit file and loading it onto the MPS2+ platform.
Specifies the Intel Quartus software version required to build the FPGA files.
Confirms MPS2+ platform support as a target in the mbed online compiler and provides links for more information.
Discusses source and derived clocks in the FPGA board default system and recommends against modification.
Shows FPGA resources and Cortex-M3 DesignStart Eval code utilization of these resources.
Describes technical changes between released issues of the document.