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request for Reference Schematics or Idea for BF533 (200pts)

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bf533 schematic

Hai


i want to design a board with BF533 and Arria GX FPGA. In this design i want to bbot BF533 from FPGA using SPI booting method . so please suggest me how to make schematic or any blockdiagram for proceeding further... How can i make connections from FPGA to Bf533 to boot in SPI bboting method...


thanks in advance...
 

reference schematics

Well, have a design with SPI Serial EEPROM AT25256

From FPGA side it's up to You to emulate SPI...
 
spi flash schematic

hello ,

here I have attached reference schematic of BF533 EZ-Kit Lite system manual.

There are various option for booting of BF533 via SPI, External flash,Flash memory.

please check.

Regards,
Sandip Shah
 

blackfin bf533 bootloader spi

give me Advanced Digital Design with the Verilog HDL Michael D. Ciletti selected solutions .....email me at atifmnzr@yahoo.com
 

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You're setting yourself up for a lot of work.

The blackfin bootloader loads code from specific SPI flash memory devices. So if you really want the FPGA to pretend to be one, you'll need to first implement an SPI slave device interface on your FPGA. Then implement the SPI flash registers on top of that. So that when the blackfin tries to access the SPI flash control registers, it's able to. You need to pretend to be an SPI flash. That's more than just an SPI port.

Then of course you also still need to have, somewhere on your board, presumably in a flash part attached to the FPGA, the actual blackfin code that you want the bootloader to load.

Yes you can do all this, but it's going to cost you gates & pins on your FPGA, and a lot of work. All to save one small cheap serial flash? I would consider going with a smaller cheaper FPGA, and put a small serial flash on the SPI port.


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