If you answered yes to this question, you should participate in Part 1 of the Matrox Imaging FPGA training. Starting with fundamental FPGA concepts, this training will explore the methods of offloading selected standard MIL/MIL-Lite functions, as well as how to optimize, from a software perspective, standard and custom FPGA configurations using the MIL/MIL-Lite Mfpga API. By taking part in this training, developers will also gain a firm understanding of how software will interact with their design. The training is offered as a 5-hour classroom session or as a FREE webcast.

It is strongly recommended that participants have prior experience developing with Matrox Imaging Library (MIL), as well as have an interest in offloading, pre-processing, and FPGA technologies.

Agenda (9:00 am - 2:00 pm)

FPGA configurations

Loading an FPGA configuration

Different ways to use an FPGA configuration

Using the Mfpga module

Linking multiple operations

Other concepts

Documentation

If you answered yes to this question, you should participate in Part 2 of the Matrox Imaging FPGA training. Beginning with fundamental FPGA configuration concepts, this training will explore the components provided in the Matrox SOPC library as well as Matrox and third-party development tools. By attending, FPGA developers will gain a firm understanding of the FPGA development flow from resource estimation through to debugging. This training is offered as a three live 2 hour webcasts or as a one day classroom session.

Participants should have previous experience in FPGA development and should have participated in part 1 of the Matrox Imaging FPGA Developers' Toolkit (FDK) training. Part 1 is available as a FREE webcast for on-demand viewing.

FPGA configurations

FDK components

Establishing your FPGA configuration design

Development flow

Matrox Odyssey Xpro+ processing FPGA

Appendix (includes Matrox FPGA Assistant)