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FPGA Scrubber Controller
Status:
Available
GRSCRUB is an FPGA supervisor responsible for programming and scrubbing the FPGA configuration memory to prevent the accumulation of radiation-induced errors. The GRSCRUB IP currently supports the AMD/Xilinx Kintex UltraScale and Virtex-5 FPGA families.
Overview
The GRSCRUB is an external FPGA configuration monitor that features programming and scrubbing capabilities. After the initial configuration, the GRSCRUB is self-standing, which releases the processor core to perform other tasks. The GRSCRUB is compatible with the AMD/Xilinx Kintex UltraScale and Virtex-5 FPGA families. It accesses the target FPGA configuration memory externally through the SelectMap interface. GRSCRUB is intended to be used as an external entity to the FPGA being supervised.
Architecture
Key Tech Spec
Target technology support
Evaluation boards
Ordering information
Development Kit
Licensing
Software
Tools
Block diagram
Supported Hardware
Configuration
Reference Design
Other resources
Detailed features
- SelectMap access (external FPGA interface)
- FPGA programming
- Mapping FPGA frame addresses
- Blind scrubbing
- Readback scrubbing:
- Full Frame Check (FFC) and CRC32 error detection
- Detect and correct single and multiple errors
Downloads
File
Category
Revision
Date
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Data sheet and user's manual
2024.2
2024-07-15
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White paper
1.0
2020-07-15
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Application note
1.0
2021-06-30
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Research paper
1.0
2022-07-03
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Application note
1.0
2020-06-12
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Frequently asked questions
Does GRSCRUB lock the processor or need constant monitoring?
Can GRSCRUB scrub the same FPGA in which it is implemented in (internal/self scrubbing)?
Can the FPGA Scubber core scrub Lattice FPGAs?
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