Re: [microblaze-uclinux] PCI card with reasonable capacity FPGA (15 million gates)

["Jose Torres" <vonneh@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Farhan,
This isn't an FPGA but may give you some ideas:
http://www.mathstar.com/evalboards.html
It's an FPOA, Field Programmable Object Array, with speed capabilities
of up to 1Ghz.

As just an idea, what about using the board that you pointed out and
connecting a larger FPGA to it? This would introduce some latency but
with most of the work done for you it seems like a viable option.

You may also want to request schematics for that board if you have the
time to build your own.
Hope this helps.
Jose

On 1/17/07, Sheikh M.Farhan <sheikh.m.farhan@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi,
> I am searching for a PCI card with an FPGA on it (around 10-15 million
> gates). My exact requirement is to have the PCI controller/bridge on the PCI
> board so that I do not need to put the PCI core on the FPGA. One good
> candidate is PCI Proto Board from Techniprise
> http://www.techniprise.com/pci_protoboard.htm having
> seperate pins for IO and data to/from the PCI controller to the FPGA. The
> only problem is they are using a smaller FPGA. Anyone knows any such
> board.............with bigger FPGA?
>
>
> Regards
> Farhan
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