Prototyping board with 4+ MB SRAM?

[H. Peter Anvin]

Hello,

Does anyone happen to know of a stock FPGA prototyping board with (a)
onboard oscillator, (b) Ethernet and (c) at least 4 MB of SRAM?

I have a need for such a board in a configuration which needs to
support a very large range of input frequencies, hence I would prefer
using SRAM; however, most boards seem to have no more than 1 MB SRAM
and the rest SDRAM... which would have to be supported as an
asychronous clock domain in order to work correctly at the low end of
the frequency range.

-hpa
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[Philip Freidin]

On 4 Nov 2003 01:40:27 -0800, H. Peter Anvin <hpa@zytor.com> wrote:

Hello,

Does anyone happen to know of a stock FPGA prototyping board with (a)
onboard oscillator, (b) Ethernet and (c) at least 4 MB of SRAM?


-hpa

I would start looking here:

http://www.fpga-faq.com/FPGA_Boards.shtml



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[Jon Beniston]

H. Peter Anvin <hpa@zytor.com> wrote in message news:<bo7s6b$ddg$1@cesium.transmeta.com>...

Hello,

Does anyone happen to know of a stock FPGA prototyping board with (a)
onboard oscillator, (b) Ethernet and (c) at least 4 MB of SRAM?

I have a need for such a board in a configuration which needs to
support a very large range of input frequencies, hence I would prefer
using SRAM; however, most boards seem to have no more than 1 MB SRAM
and the rest SDRAM... which would have to be supported as an
asychronous clock domain in order to work correctly at the low end of
the frequency range.

-hpa

http://www.xess.com

 

[Dave Vanden Bout]

Jon Beniston wrote:

H. Peter Anvin <hpa@zytor.com> wrote in message news:<bo7s6b$ddg$1@cesium.transmeta.com>...
Hello,

Does anyone happen to know of a stock FPGA prototyping board with (a)
onboard oscillator, (b) Ethernet and (c) at least 4 MB of SRAM?

I have a need for such a board in a configuration which needs to
support a very large range of input frequencies, hence I would prefer
using SRAM; however, most boards seem to have no more than 1 MB SRAM
and the rest SDRAM... which would have to be supported as an
asychronous clock domain in order to work correctly at the low end of
the frequency range.

-hpa

http://www.xess.com

Sorry to say XESS doesn't have any boards right now with this much SRAM. We do have boards
with 16 MB of SDRAM, but not SRAM.


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