CORE1553-SA

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The CORE1553-SA Evaluation Board provides an efficient and cost-effective method for quickly evaluating, prototyping, and testing deterministic serial communication in embedded logic designs. Its purpose is to allow engineers to interact with and measure communication via the IEEE-1553 protocol in any embedded design. It is a flexible, easily portable and configurable evaluation board that allows for experimentation with data-transmission protocol for complex logic (FPGA and CPLD) designs.

CORE1553-SA is an efficient evaluation board determined by software configurable conditions. It has an FPGA-based DSP, on-board RAM, internal SRAM, clock generator and UART modules, and an HDMI port for interfacing with external components. All of these components on the board allow engineers to quickly develop a complex logic design for a wide range of embedded applications.

The CORE1553-SA board allows engineers to quickly configure data-transmission protocol for complex logic (FPGA and CPLD) designs. It features an onboard Core1553 mezzanine card, two Ethernet ports, one USB port, one Logic Analyzer Interface (LAF), and a full-featured Sub-Miniature Connector (SMC) bus. All these components are connected to the FPGA on the board.

The Core1553 mezzanine card is the brain of the CORE1553-SA evaluation board and is connected to the FPGA via the SMC bus. It contains the MIL-STD-1553 transceiver, a 1553 control unit, and two serial ports (RS-232 and RS-485). It is designed to provide access to MIL-STD-1553 communication protocol and allows experiments to be conducted in both broadcast and point-to-point configuration.

The Ethernet ports of the CORE1553-SA board can be used to interface with external IP networks. This feature allows engineers to verify networking implementations from their own lab. The USB port allows connection of external devices and the data transfer to the board is through the USB port.

The Logic Analyzer Interface can be used to transfer arbitrary data (analog or digital) from the board to a logic analyzer for debugging purposes. This allows engineers to track all communication signals at a very low level and virtually any data can be debugged. The CORE1553-SA board also has an internal SRAM on the board.

The board also features an on-board clock generator which is capable of generating a wide range of frequencies for various experiments. It also has an HDMI port for video output which can be used for visual inspection or debugging. The CORE1553-SA board is also packed with various other features such as an event logger, an oscilloscope mode, and an integrated data logger.

The working principle behind CORE1553-SA is quite simple. The 1553 bus is connected to the FPGA via the SMC bus. The FPGA receives the 1553 data, processes it according to user defined instructions, and then sends the data to the RS-485 or RS-232 port. This allows the engineers to quickly prototype and deploy their designs for embedded applications.

The CORE1553-SA evaluation board is designed to provide an efficient and cost-effective method for quickly prototyping, testing, and debugging deterministic serial communication in embedded logic designs. Its features and extensive configuration options make it perfect for use in a wide range of embedded applications. The on-board Core1553 mezzanine card, two Ethernet ports, USB port, Logic Analyzer Interface, and SRAM all work together to provide engineers with the capability to quickly prototype and deploy designs for their embedded applications.

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