With the advancement of technology, the application scenarios of FPGA are becoming wider and wider, from the previous fields of control and communication to the fields of parallel accelerated computing, artificial intelligence algorithm acceleration, etc. However, no matter the ever-changing applications, timing constraints are the most important in FPGA. One of the links, it is also the blind spot of many FPGA engineers. This tutorial explains in detail the various timing constraint theories of FPGA, and takes an actual Vivado project as an example to carry out timing constraints step by step, and finally achieve timing closure.
Unfold ↓