Hi everyone,
I'm working on usrp x310 .
After few experiment with the system, i tried to send data from file source
(gnuradio) to my own OOT rfnoc block that do nothing (tready is always on
'1' and one register that count axi_stream data valid) i saw that the
average send rate to the FPGA is 320KB
> Hi Daniel,
>
> The latency will be dominated by Xilinx's MIG IP that interfaces with the
> DDR RAM. You can try looking at Xilinx's documentation and see what
> parameters you can change to improve latency.
>
> Jonathon
>
> On Sat, Oct 3, 2020 at 9:10 AM Daniel Oz
Hi everyone,
I'm working on usrp x310 .
I create my own version of the replay block .
I almost didn't change anything in the 2 state machines in the
axi_replay.v .
everything worked fine but then i saw in the chipscope that my replay
block got data after 110 clks. (although the read ctrl ports in
Hi everone ,
Im working on usrp x310 .
I have tried to ifind what is the architecture of the axi crossbar and i
didnt found any thing in the auto generated vivado project .
Is it Shared Write and Read Address Arbitration?
[image: axi_crossbar_shared.png]
Or is it fully parallel?
[image: axi_crossb
hi everyone ,
i have several question regarding to the rfnoc data type:
1. what is the change if i pass data through rfnoc block as a byte type or
as a sc16? Is there a change inside the fpga ?
2. At least in my uhd version the rfnoc: duc has only one type which is
fc32 . can i change it to sc16
of the packetized crossbar
>> because you need absolute minimal latency, you could theoretically add
>> side-channels between rfnoc blocks, or insert your logic into a different
>> part of the design (like the radio block, perhaps). I have heard of these
>> strategies working for
I have heard of these
> strategies working for some people, but I really wouldn't recommend that
> for a beginner rfnoc user since you would effectively break all the helpful
> utilities that come along with rfnoc as-is (automatic builds,
> reusability/modularity of rfnoc blocks,
Hi everyone,
Im just started developing on the usrp X310 platform and i have some
questions :
1. Is the crossbar is capable to transfer data between 2 rfnoc blocks at
maximum rate of the crossbar clock ?(bus_clk=187.5MHZ)
2. if i have this theoretical chain : rfnoc: block1 -> rfnoc: block2 ->
r
Hello everyone ,
I want to load a file using the replay block that will consume almost all
the space of the ddr3 on the device .
I saw that replay block has a address range of 32mib which is not enough at
all .
How can i change the space address of the replay block and what is the max
size i can p
Hi ,
I'm developing OOT rfnoc block that read and write data from the ddr3 ram.
While exploring for options in replay block I saw that the axi_wrapper data
vector (m_axis and s_axis) input and output is a 64bit vector while in the
OOT rfnoc block format and and in others noc blocks the data vector
Hello,
Im trying to write and read data from the ddr3 ram in the usrp x310 using
the fpga.
I wasn't able to find if there is any other blocks that use the ram (in the
defualt image ) .
Also are there any rfnoc blocks that uses the ram ? Thx
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