AMC FMC Carrier: A General Purpose FPGA Card for Fast Data Acquisition
summary
A general-purpose AMC FMC carrier card built around a Xilinx Artix-7 FPGA with 16 high-speed transceivers, ~215k logic cells and ~500 I/O pins, plus 2 GB DDR3 memory and two standardized FMC slots plus an RTM connector. On-board Cortex-M3 housekeeping handles IPMI, clock crossbar routing and power; firmware supports automatic JTAG bypass per-FMC/RTM. Hardware version 4 fixes major bugs, is White Rabbit capable, is released under CERN OHL v1.1 and the v4 files live in the fc4 branch of the repository.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:18History
- 1:15Goals
- 2:51MicroTCA
- 3:23AMC
- 5:06FPGA
- 7:10Hardware
- 8:22Automatic Data Configuration
- 9:24Open Hardware Repository
- 10:09OpenMC
- 11:07Board Support Package
- 12:03Conclusion
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