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PowerPC processor with floating point unit for Virtex-4 FX devices

Posted: 27 Apr 2007  Print Version  Bookmark and Share Subscribe

Keywords: Virtex-4  PowerPC 405  Xilinx  FPU coprocessor  floating point unit 

[Summary of tips] Software applications can be accelerated by three to twenty times by connecting a floating point unit (FPU) to the PowerPC auxiliary processor unit (APU) interface. This application note provides a complete reference design for implementing a Virtex-4 FX PowerPC 405 system with the Xilinx FPU coprocessor. Created using the Xili......
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