Embedded Linux and System Integration for Zynq

This two-day training course will give attendees hands-on experience in creating and customizing an embedded Linux^® system for their custom target using Zynq^®. Topics include:

Creating a reference design in Vivado and SDK
Software anatomy of a Zynq^® system
Zynq build system
Building a custom Linux image for Zynq
Integrating user space device drivers in Simulink

See detailed course outline

Prerequisites

Programming Xilinx Zynq SoCs with MATLAB and Simulink.

Day 1 of 2
Creating Reference Design in Vivado and SDK	Objective: Create a Vivado^® block diagram and SDK project to target PL and PS. Building a Vivado Block diagram to target PL Exporting hardware to SDK and creating board support package Creating a software application for ARM Automating build process through Tcl scripts
Software Anatomy of a Zynq System	Objective: Understand various software components like FSBL, u-boot, kernel, user-space. Overview of embedded Linux Understanding various components of boot image
Zynq Build System	Objective: Understand various software components to form a system image and an automation process. Understanding system boots Generating various binary files, including .elf, .bit, and open source build with buildroot Understanding storage device layout Using a MathWorks build system to have easy hooks for customization of bitstream/FSBL, devicetree and Kernel configuration

Day 2 of 2
Zynq Build System (Continued)	Objective: Create a custom linux image with device drivers for various PL and PS integrated peripherals. Updating devicetree to include new mappings Modifying kernel to turn on a driver Creating boot.bin and generating custom SD card image
Integrating User Space Device Drivers in Simulink	Objective: Integrate device driver C code for peripherals in Simulink to communicate with the custom Linux image. Overview of the generated C code main function, scheduler timing and POSIX threads Creating a custom System object^™ Using coder.ceval and System objects for C code integration Interacting with custom Linux images from Simulink Creating a standalone application as part of boot image

Guaranteed to Run

When you register for one of these courses, you can rely on the fact that it won't be canceled or rescheduled for any reason.

Course Schedule

Results 1 - 1 of 1

Dates	Location	Language	Price	Register
13 Nov 2019- 14 Nov 2019	US, New Mexico, Albuquerque	English	USD 1,500

Results 1 - 1 of 1

The pricing applies for purchase and use in United States, For pricing in other regions Contact Sales. The product price does not include sales, use, excise, value-added, or other taxes. Any applicable taxes, duties, levies, assessments and governmental charges payable in connection with this purchase will be assessed on the order. Refer to Training Policies for more information