Overview of Testing and Debugging of the ISAAC iBoard (Instrument Shared Artifact for Computing)
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Hardware Testing and Implementation of RapidIO Protocol on the ISAAC iBoard for Use in the NEXUS Testbed
I am assisting the NEXUS (NEXtbUS) and ISAAC (Instrument ShAred Artifact for Computing) teams in achieving a highly reusable, highly configurable FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array) system which uses a unified, high-speed bus standard. One of my tasks is to verify that all new ISAAC iBoards features are functioning as expected by using my previous builds to test these features and resolving any errors found. My other task is to investigate and implement the RapidIO protocol and to implement it onto the new ISAAC iBoards to be used in the NEXUS testbed. Completing these tasks will demonstrate the potential of both NEXUS and ISAAC technology. This will allow others to see the power in making use of a unified, modular system.
RapidIO Protocol↗
iFunction: Design and Implementation of a Programmable Function Generator IP Core for ISAAC Technology
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ISAAC (Instrument ShAred Artifact for Computing)↗