XUP - UNM V1000 Project Website

1. Brief introduction to the project

This project was undertaken as a joint endeavor between the Albuquerque Xilinx facility, XUP, and the EECE Department of the University of New Mexico. It was born based on donations receive as part of the XUP V1000 program. The lead engineer for the project from the University of New Mexico is Craig Kief. The design team consists of Allison Tafoya, Joe Eddie Leyba, Leslie Vonderheide, and Alonzo Vera. They received technical guidance from Dr. Howard Pollard (EECE), Jason Moore (Phoenix Xilinx), and Frank Wirtz (Albuquerque Xilinx). The overall plan used XCV1000BG560 FPGA devices to build a prototyping platform that would provide other educational institutions a capability to explore a multitude of possibilities in programmable logic at a relatively low cost.

2. Design Product Specification

3. Schematics

4. UCF files for FPGA 1 and 2

5. Bill of Materials

6. GBR Image Files.

7. Thesis covering overall project

8. Senior project final report

9. Article published at XCell journal.

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