Xilinx ISE and IP cores

Mar 12, 2005 7 Replies

Hi everyone, I'm going to buy Xilinx ISE Foundation, I'd like to know if this package contains also IP cores like DDC, FFT and so on. It seems that the "LogiCore" IPs should be shipped within ISE Foundations, am I right?


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Yes, ISE Foundation comes with Coregen.

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Thanks, I'm still trying to found a complete list of the IP shipped with ISE. I found at least on LogiCore IP wich is not given for free (the PCI IP).

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Howdy,

I looked everywhere I could think of and could not find a list of which cores cost money and which are included with Core gen.

I don't know what DDC is (did you mean DCT, in which case there are 1-D and 2-D DCT's included). There are a number of different FFT's included with Coregen as well.

Good luck,

Marc

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You can find all supported IP for Coregen 7.1i at the following site

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Regards, Stephan

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Thanks, that's exactly what I was looking for.

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Marc,

DDC stand for Down Digital Convertor (DSP core)

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Ahhh, yes - thank you. RF is a little out of my field... my telecom experience revolves around wireline and fiber, so to stops a little short of the base-stations.

And thank you to Stephan Neuhold for pointing out where Xilinx has put up a comprehensive list of their cores online.

Have fun,

Marc

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