Quadia

(4) 6416 DSPs, 1GHz - 4-5 Mgate Virtex-II Pro FPGA - PICMG2.17 StarFabric - (2) PMC/XMC Sites - Rocket I/O - 64-bit cPCI board

Quadia - 4 C6416 DSP with dual VP40 FPGA

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RoHS Compliant C++ drivers available Works with Windows Ships with Malibu libraries Simulink/MATLAB Support Framework logic support Works with Linux

Features

  • 1 GHz TMS320C6416 DSP (x4)
  • 64MB SDRAM per Processor
  • Flexible internal/external communication mesh
  • 64-bit/66MHz CompactPCI
  • Two PMC Sites with Jn4 to FPGA
  • External Data Port, up to 12Gbit/s
  • Two 4M Gate FPGA reserved for end-user code
  • Up to two 2MB private DDR SBSRAM
  • Up to two 128MB private DDR SDRAM
  • Up to 512MB Global DDR SDRAM

Applications

  • High-End Co-Processing
  • Wireless, Broadband Communications
  • RADAR
  • Video
  • Biometrics
  • Signal Intelligence
  • Electronic Warfare

Overview

Quadia is a quad-DSP, dual FPGA, dual PMC sites, compactPCI board with an advanced architecture that provides the best inter-processor connectivity and access to the finest external interfaces available today, to deliver blazing performance and extreme flexibility for advanced signal capture and realtime processing applications.

The board features four C6416 DSPs split in two independent clusters each hosting a PMC site and one large FPGA for end-user code, a central FPGA routing interprocessor communication, end-user FPGA communication, external port serial I/O for PCI-Express or other private link, global memory and PCI interface. Quadia is an ideal platform for integrating high performance DSP and I/O into advanced signal processing, data acquisition and real-time applications such as telecom, RADAR, SONAR and wireless communications.

Top-level performance and amazing flexibility and ease-of-use are obtained through an innovative integration of the most advanced devices, large independent logic chips exclusively for enduser, and the best utilization of today's high-speed communication protocols.