PicoZed &

PicoZed FMC Carrier V2

Creating the Vivado design:

Zynq PCI Express Root Complex design in Vivado

Bringing-up the SSD in PetaLinux:

Connecting an SSD to an FPGA running PetaLinux

For PCIe edge-connector:

• Build script: build-pz-7z015.tcl
• Supports 1-lane Gen1

For LPC FMC connector:

• Build script: build-pz-7z015-lpc.tcl
• Supports 1-lane Gen1

Note that the PicoZed 7015 can only support Gen1 PCI Express as the Zynq-7000 ZC7015 package does not support Gen2 in the -1 speed grade. See Series-7 PCIe product guide for more information.

For PCIe edge-connector:

• Build script: build-ac701.tcl
• Supports 4-lanes Gen1

For HPC FMC connector:

• Build script: build-ac701-hpc.tcl
• Supports 2-lanes Gen1 (the AC701 only has 2 GTPs routed to the HPC FMC)

Although the hardware is capable of Gen2 PCI Express, we have not yet managed to achieve timing closure for a Gen2 design, thus both designs for the AC701 are configured for Gen1 only. We are currently working on resolving this problem.

For PCIe edge-connector:

• Build script: build-vc707.tcl
• Supports 4-lanes Gen2

For HPC1 FMC connector:

• Build script: build-vc707-hpc1.tcl
• Supports 4-lanes Gen2

For HPC2 FMC connector:

• Build script: build-vc707-hpc2.tcl
• Supports 4-lanes Gen2

The VC707 hardware has enough resources to support an FPGA Drive on both the HPC1 and HPC2 at the same time. We are currently working on an example design for this option.

For PCIe edge-connector:

• Build script: build-zc706.tcl
• Supports 4-lanes Gen2

For HPC FMC connector:

• Build script: build-zc706-hpc.tcl
• Supports 4-lanes Gen2

For LPC FMC connector:

• Build script: build-zc706-lpc.tcl
• Supports 1-lane Gen2