FPGA EXFat ip
Update time：2021-08-25 Pageviews：817
·Pure FPGA logic to realize FAT32/exFAT (choose one of the two), simplifying hardware design
Only a piece of FPGA is used to realize the core functions of FAT32/exFAT, without the assistance of ARM/Linux, the hardware design is simple, and the storage efficiency is improved.
·High storage bandwidth, low resource consumption, can be used in conjunction with our SATA3.0 IP core
The storage bandwidth is close to the read and write bandwidth of the SATA3.0 interface (specifically related to the hardware design and control strategy), and the resource consumption is low.
·Support file management, easy to operate
It supports arbitrary creation and deletion of files, with good compatibility, and the computer can directly play the video stored in the hard disk without the assistance of the host computer software.
Only a piece of FPGA is used to realize the core functions of FAT32/exFAT, without the assistance of ARM/Linux, the hardware design is simple, and the storage efficiency is improved.
·High storage bandwidth, low resource consumption, can be used in conjunction with our SATA3.0 IP core
The storage bandwidth is close to the read and write bandwidth of the SATA3.0 interface (specifically related to the hardware design and control strategy), and the resource consumption is low.
·Support file management, easy to operate
It supports arbitrary creation and deletion of files, with good compatibility, and the computer can directly play the video stored in the hard disk without the assistance of the host computer software.
Industry Classification: Industrial Electronics
Development platform: XILINX Xilinx
Delivery form: software
Performance parameters: SATA: 3.0, size: 3.5 inches, size: 2.5 inches, size: mSATA
Application scenarios: industrial control, drone storage, etc.
Development platform: XILINX Xilinx
Delivery form: software
Performance parameters: SATA: 3.0, size: 3.5 inches, size: 2.5 inches, size: mSATA
Application scenarios: industrial control, drone storage, etc.
