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yeah that's crazy

Currently, these chips are not that advanced. They work really well on some specific problems, but they don't perform well on general problems. So, it's gonna take some time for them to be used for AI.

@@rizwantariq1523when they work seamlessly with ai, our world will never be the same, for good or for worse it will never be the same. I’m at least optimistic that the world can utilize it to optimize our day to day lives. Maybe it could come up with a solution to world peace? Who really knows the theoretical possibilities are endless.

@@jakevicknair5262 Loved your comment. Yes, you are right. Let's hope we utilize this technology for the betterment of humans and bring peace to the world.

The name of the problem was RCS ( Random Circuit Sampling). RSC is a benchmark for measuring quantum progress.

Hi @dineshdange5883 I plan to make detailed video on the topic of self-adaptive multicore processors. do you have any specific question in this regard ?

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks alot for the feedback :)

Yes, if you only want to work with verilog designs, then you can just focus on the PL part. PS is usually used for software development in C/C++

I am using 2023.1 without any issues, so try that.

Thanks you for your kind words

can you check if the board's wifi is functional.

I plan to start making videos again. Could you please explain a bit more, what do you mean by 'minimum circuitry' ? Do you want to control something on the breadboard using the FPGA Chip ?

@@rizwantariq1523 Most of the FPGAs being sold with boards. I wanted to know what is minimal circuit for an FPGA (without board) should have to power up, boot and loading up of a program through usb without controlling anything yet. I plan to buy just the chip instead of the entire board, running entirely on breadboards. A rat's nest if you will.

@@AstrobumTV Alright. so you dont need complete evalualtion board. but you need something minimal, which can still get you to play with FPGA etc. I think you should look at, 'System On Module' , also called as SOM. good with the keywords, "Zynq FPGA System On Module", you will find plenty of stuff.

Thanks for the kind comment. I am little occupied now a days. I plan to make videos again, but it could take some time.

Thanks alot :)

Thank you for your comment. I am currently occupied with my on--going research. I hope to start making videos in few months.

@krishnananda Not yet. Now a days i am a bit occupied with my current research. I will get back to making more videos in Future.

@@rizwantariq1523 Okay. Thank You.

Thanks buddy :)

I think I found it! This is so helpful

Thanks alot Frederik. means alot (Y)

@@rizwantariq1523 I am new to FPGAs but I am an engineer with some coding skills. Can you recommend me a tutorial or video of a starter project in a Zinq MPSoC? Litterally starter... making an LED blink or so.

@@frederikvanaverbeke8840 There are a few things to consider. - your Zynq FPGA board may be different than others. Each Zynq FPGA can have different pins. So it's a bit tricky to find the tutorial for the same FPGA sometimes. There are plenty of youtube tutorials, but they may be blinking leds from the processor, from HDL, or on entirely different boards. Here is what I would like to suggest. - Follow any tutorial for your specific Zynq FPGA. Just so that you can get familiar with its interfaces etc., just try to implement a simple 'And Gate' or OR Gate. Go through the process of simulating the 'And Gate' and then implementing the And gate. If you are not able to find the tutorial for your specific Zynq FPGA. Then follow any other simpler tutorial and try to replicate it for your FPGA. As you already have some coding background, i am sure you will be able to solve it.

Thanks Khalid

Your Welcome :)

Your Welcome

Hey, No. Its not necessary. for many years, FPGAs have been in the commercial use without the processor.

Hey, when you switch off board. every thing gets erased. The work flow described in this video, requires you to program the board again after rebooting. In other words, if you switch off your FPGA board, and if you switch on again, you have to re-program your FPGA with the Bitstream and .elf file.

Thanks alot for the appreciation :) I am glad it was helpful for you. If its not confidential , would you like to share what technologies are you working on and how can hard/softcores can help you in your projects ?

@@rizwantariq1523 Hej! I was trained as a mathematician, then had a career in mechanical engineering, and now, in retirement, I took up studying nematodes - small round worms, a model species that has a more or less complete connectome. Much is known about these little animals, for example, cell lists for the entire animal through its entire life cycle have been published, neural maps exist, and many other things, with quite a lot of accessible data that may allow for modeling whole animals at the cellular level. Much is known about the little worms but there is still much to be learned. At this point in my understanding, it appears that fpga might a useful technology to map cells to cores, allowing interesting and flexible constructions of models of morphology and behavior.

@Adelheid Marlowe Wao. . Thanks for the detailed reply. Wish you all the best for this. 👍

Sorry, i dont really have it. Actually I don't have the Zynq7000 board.

@@rizwantariq1523 thanks for your response

Heyy, If i understood your question correctly, you mean to ask, what is the reason behind a such a Board , which has FPGA Fabric and also has ARM cores. Short Answer is: HW/SW Co-Design. I have explained the concept of HW/SW Codesign it in detail in this video : ua-cam.com/video/xb7QBuBZuvI/v-deo.html&ab_channel=RizwanTariq

if the question is why there are multiple ARM Cores. In my opinion, the short answer is 'High Performance b/c of Multicore processing'. i.e. You can run four different applications on four processors etc.

Thanks alot ninn55 :)

Thanks alot Shilpashree for the kind words . 🙂 Glad to know that you are also working in the same area.

Thank you so much Uzair for the continuous support. 🙂 . Good to know that you are also exploring this exciting field of AI.