Support for product development using "KC705".
Groove Design Services conducts circuit design using the KC705 FPGA evaluation board, which is a PCIe-connected type manufactured by AMD (formerly Xilinx), for users engaged in product development (including prototyping and small-scale commercialization). This board is equipped with a Kintex7 series FPGA and DDR, and is designed to connect numerous expansion boards via the FMC connector. In addition to designing the FPGA board, we also provide drivers for Linux and sample programs that allow access to the FPGA's functions.
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basic information
We will perform the FPGA circuit design based on the specifications specified by the customer, or if there are no specifications, based on the matters decided in the meeting. We will deliver source code that can be compiled with tools provided by the FPGA manufacturer, as well as configuration data to be written to the FPGA. We will conduct operation verification through logical simulation. The simulation environment is not included in the deliverables.
Price information
Depending on the design details, it is often in the range of tens of thousands to around 400,000 to 500,000 yen.
Delivery Time
※*It varies depending on the design scale and content.
Applications/Examples of results
Prototype and mass production of measuring devices and inspection devices, research and development equipment, etc.
Company information
GroveDesignService has been engaged in PLD/FPGA circuit design for 35 years, almost since the inception of FPGA technology. Since we do not primarily manufacture or sell our own boards, our strength lies in our ability to propose solutions that are suitable for our customers' needs, using any commercially available board from any manufacturer, rather than being limited by our own preferences. In addition to internal circuit design for FPGAs, we also design and manufacture embedded software that works in conjunction with FPGAs, applications and drivers for Windows/Linux, and I/O boards that connect to FPGA boards.
