Bridging the Gap
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Interfacing PCIe in LinuxCourse id: 0034 SynopsisComputing systems rely significantly on ultra high bandwidth buses to move vast amount of data as quickly as possible for applications such as real-time video processing, gaming and database searching. In modern computing systems, the PCI Express (PCIe) bus forms the backbone connecting the various peripherals – such as the graphics card and the Ethernet controller – with the processor.This course emphasises on the configuration and implementation of the PCIe controller IP core for FPGAs and interfacing and using PCIe under Linux.
Course highlight What you will learnParticipants will gain the necessary knowledge to develop custom PCIe character and block drivers in Linux that will communicate with the PCIe controller.Who should attendThis course is particularly suited for hardware and software engineers who would like/are required to develop Linux device drivers for PCIe-based peripherals, and implementing the PCIe controller on the FPGA.PrerequisiteParticipants must be capable of developing drivers in the Linux environment and have developed hardware modules in Verilog.Course methodologyThis course is presented classroom style, with lab exercises/demonstrations.Course duration4 days.Course structure
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