Xilinx supports Full System Hardware Evaluation for
this core
- A Full System Hardware Evaluation version of the
core allows you to do everything you can do with the Fully Licensed
IP core, including configure place and route, simulate, estimate timing
and program a Xilinx FPGA device.
Full System Hardware Evaluatioin
To perform a Hardware Evaluation:
- Contact your Xilinx FAE to request access to this core
for Evaluation.
- Once approved by Xilinx IP Marketing, you will receive
an Evaluation License Agreement.
- Once the Evaluation License Agreement has been signed and approved,
you will receive further instructions by email from Xilinx Customer Service. Follow those instructions to generate an Evaluation License key on the Xilinx Product Download and Licensing site at www.xilinx.com/getproduct.
- Make sure you have satisfied the requirements.
- Follow the general instructions below to load the CORE Generator™ IP customization GUI for this core and generate the core
- To perform an in-depth evaluation in hardware in your
own design:
- Instantiate the core in your own design, place and route
the design using ISE, then generate a bitstream and use
it to program an appropriate FPGA device.
- Upon termination of the evaluation period, you must destroy
all supplied data files and design files, including the
whole or parts of the LogiCORE IP product and all copies thereof.
Note
The evaluation core will cease to function in a programmed FPGA device after a period of time. See the Requirements page for this core for information on the duration of this time period.
General Instructions
- Start up the CORE Generator using either of the following two
methods:
- From ISE: Select Projects -> New Source
-> IP (Coregen and Architecture Wizard)
- From Windows: Select Programs -> Xilinx ISE ->
Accessories -> CORE Generator
- Locate your core the IP catalog section of the CORE Generator
window.
- Double click on the core to call up the customization GUI,
select your desired parameters, and click the "Finish"
button to generate the core.
If available, refer to the Example Design Quick Start chapter of
the Getting
Started Guide for more detailed instructions on evaluating the
core.