We offer a comprehensive ecosystem of software tool chains and IP cores for FPGA designs. Mi-V RV32 RISC-V soft CPUs are available for PolarFire® SoC, PolarFire®, RTG4™, SmartFusion® 2 and IGLOO® 2 FPGAs with complete design support through Libero® SoC Design Suite. The Eclipse-based SoftConsole IDE contains a development environment, a Renode emulation platform, GCC compiler and debugger needed for C/C++ embedded firmware development.
The Libero SoC Design Suite and SoftConsole development environments provide all the required tools to integrate Mi-V soft CPUs in our FPGAs and develop, test and debug embedded firmware.
The PolarFire FPGA Evaluation kit is a full-featured kit that evaluates high-speed transceivers, 10 GbE, IEEE® 1588, JESD204B, SyncE, CPRI and more. The kit includes HPC FMC, PCIe®, dual GbE, SFP+ and USB.
The PolarFire Splash Kit is a general-purpose kit that offers a platform for evaluation and development. The kit includes ports for GbE, PCIe, USB and LPC FMC.
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The RTG4 FPGA Development Kit provides aerospace customers with an evaluation platform for data transmission, serial connectivity, bus interface and high-speed designs using radiation-tolerant, high-performance RTG4 FPGAs.
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The Mi-V Creative development board by Future Electronics is a low-cost evaluation platform for hardware and software engineers using RISC-V soft CPUs on our IGLOO 2 FPGAs.
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Renode provides a simulation model of Mi-V soft CPUs that you can use to debug firmware. Renode is bundled with SoftConsole and you can download it for free.
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