Device

Zynq™ UltraScale+ MPSoC ZU3EG A484

Configuration

Boot mode is determined by DIP switch labelled SW2.

Boot mode 1 2
JTAG 1 1
SD Card 0 1
USB 0 0

Notes:

  • 0 = OFF
  • 1 = ON

How to Build PYNQ v2.6 for Ultra96

How to Build PYNQ v2.6 for Ultra96
In this post we’re going to setup a virtual machine with the tools for building PYNQ and we are going to build PYNQ release v2.6 (tool version 2020.1) for the Ultra96 board. We’re going to start with the virtual machine that we setup in the previous post How to Install PetaLinux 2020.1. That VM has Vitis 2020.1 and PetaLinux 2020.1 installed, both of which we will need to build PYNQ. If you want to avoid issues along the way, I highly recommend that you follow that post and recreate the same VM with exactly the same tool versions and OS. [Read More]

How to Build PYNQ v2.5 for Ultra96

How to Build PYNQ v2.5 for Ultra96
In this post we’re going to build an SD image for PYNQ release v2.5 (tool version 2019.1) for the Ultra96 board. The starting point will be the virtual machine that we setup in an earlier post How to Install PetaLinux 2019.1. In that post we installed Vivado & SDK 2019.1 and PetaLinux 2019.1 on the VM, and we’ll need all three of them to build the PYNQ SD image. I highly recommend that you follow that post and recreate exact same VM to avoid any issues going through this post. [Read More]

Measuring the maximum throughput of Gigabit Ethernet on the Ultra96

In this video I use Iperf to measure the actual maximum throughput of a Gigabit Ethernet port on the Ultra96 v2 running PetaLinux. The result that I get is pretty impressive: 910-940Mbps! To do this test yourself you’ll need to build the example design that you’ll find on our Github repo, and then prepare the SD card. Plug your SD card into your Ultra96 and fit the 96B Quad Ethernet Mezzanine on top of the Ultra96. [Read More]
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Introducing 96B Quad Ethernet Mezzanine

Introducing 96B Quad Ethernet Mezzanine
Update 2019-06-10: This product is now available to purchase! Read the documentation here, and get it from the order page here. Over the last few months I’ve been really busy working on a new product and I just want to take a step back today and share some of it. Let me start with what it is and then I’ll tell you about how and why I did it. The product A 4-port Gigabit Ethernet mezzanine card designed for Avnet’s Ultra96 Zynq Ultrascale+ single board computer. [Read More]