Need a NVM IP for Agilex FPGA Devices

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Please do the needful as soon as possible.

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Ram

Hi,

Thanks for reaching.

I dont find an official NVM IP from Intel.

But alternatively, there is an third-party reference design for NVMe-IP (Agilex)

https://dgway.com/products/IP/NVMe-IP/dg_nvmeip_refdesign_agl.pdf

Hope this able to help.

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Thanks for your information on NVM IP.

My question is Is this NVM IP will be get it from Design Gateway only other wise is there any basic design module which covers with the NVM IP Functionalities?

my intention is can we built a deign of NVM Module without using NVM IP or not?

If it is possible, please let me suggest if any possible ways.

Thanks in advance.

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Ram

Hi,

For my reachable resource, I don't see any example of building NVM module without NVM IP.

But you can try to build of your team need to do it.

An extra note that you might be interested to know. Where I think can share with you.

There are two non-volatile memories on the Agilex.

• The BBRAM that is used for encryption key storage.
• It is only non-volatile if there is a battery connected to its power pin.
• If you remove the battery, the contents disappear.
• Security fuses. These are used for a variety of security functions, and are permanent once blown.
• There are approximately 1K bits. In order to burn a fuse, the VCCFUSEWR_SDM pin must be powered.
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Hope this answer your question.

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Wincent_Intel

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