Introduction to PolarFire^® SoC FPGAs Course

Introduction to PolarFire SoC FPGAs is a one-day course for engineers who are implementing designs targeting PolarFire SoC FPGAs. This class describes the PolarFire SoC FPGA architecture, including the five-core Linux^®-capable processor subsystem based on the RISC-V^® ISA, the flexible L2 memory subsystem and the embedded peripherals. The course also describes the PolarFire SoC design flow. This course includes hands-on lab exercises to provide practical applications of the material presented.  

This class is held at Microchip's facility located on North First Street in San Jose, CA. Students who are unable to travel to San Jose can attend remotely via the web.

• Develop an understanding of the PolarFire SoC FPGA family architecture details and learn how to implement designs
• Become familiar with the Libero® SoC Design Suite design flow to implement PolarFire SoC designs
• Become familiar with running bare metal applications

• Familiarity with the PolarFire FPGA architecture
• Engineers who are not familiar with the PolarFire FPGA family should attend the Introduction to PolarFire FPGAs training class
• Familiarity with the FPGA design flow and microprocessor (MPU) code development
• Familiarity with the Libero® SoC Design Suite toolset

Enroll for the course by completing the registration materials. Available dates are presented on the registration page.