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Demo: Quick and Convenient Prototyping with Microchip’s PolarFire® SoC FPGA and BeagleBoard.org Ecosystem

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Shows a working self-balancing robot built from a Beagle V Fire board with Microchip PolarFire SoC (quad-core RV64GC, 2 GB LPDDR, 16 GB eMMC, 128 Mb SPI, high‑speed transceivers) plus a robotics cape; development uses Libero SoC with 250 soft IPs, the free SmartHLS C++→Verilog flow, and public BeagleBoard.org GitHub examples. Assembly takes hours not weeks, the gateware and Linux images are reusable, and the demo runs successfully and is available at Microchip booth D2.

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  1. 0:00Introduction to BeagleV-Fire
  2. 0:30Hardware and connectivity
  3. 2:07SoC FPGA architecture
  4. 4:04Development tools
  5. 5:08The BeagleBoard ecosystem
  6. 7:45Microchip ecosystem support
  7. 10:23Demo and conclusion
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