Zmod AWG

As of the time of writing, two different versions of the supporting materials for the Zmod AWG exist.

The Zmod AWG 1411 Controller is the second release of the low-level controller IP. As of the time of writing, this IP is not compatible with the AXI Adapter or Zmod Library.

For a hardware-only project demonstrating its use, see theEclypse Z7 Low-Level Low-Pass Filter Demo.

The initial release of demos for the Eclypse and Zmod AWG uses the Zmod Library to control the Zmod AWG through the ZmodDAC1411 AXI Adapter and ZmodDAC1411 Low Level Controller IPs.

For information on getting started with the Zmod Library, and for using these IPs, check Section 3 of theZmod Base Library User Guide. These IPs and the Zmod Library are also used in demos for the USB104 A7, which you can find through itsResource Center.

• Zmod AWG Reference Manual
• Zmod AWG Schematic

• Zmod AWG 1411 Controller IP Core User Guide
• Zmod DAC 1411 AXI Adapter User Guide
• Zmod DAC 1411 Low Level Controller User Guide

• Zmod Base Library User Guide
• ZmodDAC1411 Library User Guide

• Eclypse Z7
• Genesys ZU
• USB104 A7

These tutorials step through the process of creating a hardware platform that supports the Zmod AWG 1411. Prebuilt images for the Eclypse Z7 are available on the Digilent GitHub. The process of working with these prebuilt images is documented in Section 3 of theZmod Base Library User Guide.

• 开始with Vivado IP Integrator
• Adding a Hierarchical Block to a Vivado IPI Design
• Adding Zmod Support in Petalinux
  • Note:The os components needed for this guide are not available for the Genesys ZU

• Digilent's Vivado IP Library
  • Contains IP cores supporting the Zmod AWG.
• Mechanical Drawings