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Error faced while executing on Agilex FPGA board....
Hi team, I have been implementing and trying to port python model on Agilex 7- FPGA I series - board I have successfully installed Open vino (2024.6) and FPGA AI suit (2025.3) in my host pc Using Openvino I am able to create IR files and compiled graphs using FPGA AI suit. My next step is I copied files into SD card and i am trying to run on FPGA. I am using below command to check performance of my Python model in FPGA... ./dla_benchmark -cm Performance.bin -d HETERO:FPGA -i ./input_bins -bin_data -niter 1000 - nthreads 4 -pin YES -pc -pcsort sort -plugins=./model_opt_4_snr_20_50_ds_5_805.xml -report_folder ./reports_pc -stream_output Please check the screenshot attached for the error... Request you to suggest me for the solution77Views0likes4CommentsI want to use a lot of 10GBase-R PHY on an Agilex 5 E
I want to implement a lot of 10GBase-R PHY with XGMII Interface in an Agilex 5 E-Series. I need NOT to use 10G Ethernet MAC. I found some IP Parameters in GTS PMA and FEC Direct PHY IP. Is it correct to my use-case ? Thanks.14Views0likes2CommentsJESD240B - No license
Hi, I am running the ADC on the Arrow DevKit – Agilex 5 E-Series AXE5 Eagle Development Platform. The converter is the EVAL-AD9695, which uses the JESD204B interface. I initially used ‘Generate Example Design’ and then adapted it for this converter. However, after making the changes and assigning the pins, I wanted to generate the final output file, but I encountered the following license error: On the licensing page, I do not see any entry for JESD204B anywhere. “What can I do to test the design? I previously worked with the Arria 10 GX, and I did not have such problems there.9Views0likes3CommentsAgilex5 - Timings configuration
Hi, in document 813918, I have a question regrading method to define NOR timing, table 115, using Text_delay as conditions for input timings. this parameter is said dependant of frequency of interface (note 195), but only one value (max) is given (no min), and this one is greater than half-period and even at clock frequency 166MHz which seems to be considered by datasheet. I don't understand. Can we get simply Setup and Hold timings for Agilex inputs for AS configuration interface ? Thanks and regards16Views0likes2CommentsPin package delay for Agilex 5
Hello, For a new PCB design using Agilex 5 (package B32A, 32x32mm 1591 pin BGA), I need the Agilex™ 5 Device Package Net Length Report , however the link is down and I can't find the information anywhere. We need it to equalize routing length on LPDDR4 Thank you in advance Guy8Views0likes3Comments
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