DVI module for Mars ZX3 enables full HD on Linux

The Mars ZX3 system-on-chip (SoC) module combines Xilinx's Zynq-7020 All Programmable SoC, consisting of a dual-core Cortex-A9 ARM processor and an Artix-7 FPGA fabric, with fast DDR3 SDRAM, NAND flash, quad SPI flash, Gigabit Ethernet PHYs, USB and a real-time clock. This all-round processing platform can run Linux and Android just as well as it can a RTOS. It is desirable to also have some decent graphical output apart from the 7″ touch panel shown in the Android Demo (see Video). Thinking of that, the embedded software specialist Antmicro has produced a DVI module for Mars ZX3 – so now you can enjoy a full HD Linux experience with the Zynq module.

Enclustra at Embedded World 2014

The embedded community meets again at Embedded World 2014, from the 25th to the 27th of February in Nuremberg: around 900 international exhibitors from over 30 countries will be showing their latest hardware, software, tools and services. We'll be there amongst the throng, at booth 111 in hall 4A - take the opportunity to come and visit us for a first look at our new products, or a chat with our FPGA experts. Register for visitor tickets

Video: FPGA motion control has never been so easy

Universal Drive Controller IP core video

The Universal Drive Controller IP core from Enclustra enables the easy addition of drive control capabilities to existing or future FPGA designs - there's no need for an extra drive controller chip. Get an idea of how easy it is to configure a motion controller that matches your application needs precisely on the Universal Drive Controller IP page.

Enclustra, Xilinx and ZHAW Present Profinet IRT Core at SPS/IPC/Drives

Enclustra, Xilinx and InES Institute of Embedded Systems of the School of Engineering present the new Profinet RT/IRT Device Solution from the 26th to the 28th of November 2013 at the SPS/IPC/Drives event in Nuremberg, Europe’s leading exhibition for electric automation. Get more information and a demo at booth #6-111 in Nuremberg or click through for more information.

Drive controller IP with high-accuracy speed estimation

Modern high-end motion control systems require accurate reporting of position, velocity and current values; rather than an expensive velocity sensor, our Advanced Velocity Estimator IP core utilizes the vast processing power and temporal resolution capability of today’s FPGAs to estimate the actual velocity for each incoming encoder pulse.