FPGA-based (field programmable gate array-based) USB (universal serial bus) to multilink interface circuit

Abstract

The invention discloses an FPGA-based USB to multilink interface circuit and mainly solves the problem that an existing single USB cannot be converted into a multilink interface. The FPGA-based USB to multilink interface circuit comprises a USB data transfer unit (1), a down data reading unit (2), a down data analyzing unit (3), N down FIFO (first in first out) memory units (4), N down Link Port units (5), N up Link Port units (6), N up FIFO memory units (7), an up data writing-in unit (8) and a state machine unit (9). The USB data transfer unit (1) extracts and stores USB data in the down FIFO memory units (4), and then the down Link Port units (5) send the data to an ADSP (advanced signal processing) unit; the up Link Port units (6) extract and store Link Port data in the up FIFO memory units (7), and then the USB data transfer unit (1) converts the data into USB data. The FPGA-based USB to multilink interface circuit has the advantages of simple structure and fast speed and is applicable to USB to multilink interfaces.

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Technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of electronic circuits, in particular to a circuit that uses FPGA to realize the conversion of a USB interface into a multi-link interface, and can be applied to parallel data transmission from a computer to multiple ADSP processors. Background technique [0002] At present, in order to transfer data from a computer to a multi-chip digital signal processor ADSP, the data is generally transmitted to one ADSP through the debugging interface JTAG, and then the data is transmitted to other ADSPs through shared memory. Because the transmission speed of JTAG is very slow, it directly affects the transmission speed of data. It is difficult to meet the real-time requirements in occasions with high speed requirements. In addition, in the prior art, if you want to transmit data to multiple ADSPs in parallel, you need to connect multiple JTAGs with multiple USB interfaces of the computer, and then transmit data to multiple ...

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Since the transmission speed of JTAG is very slow, which directly affects the transmission speed of data, it is difficult to meet the real-time requirements in the case of high speed requirements.

In addition, in the prior art, if you want to transmit data in parallel in multiple ADSPs, you need to use multiple USB interfaces of the computer to connect multiple JTAGs, and then transmit the data to multiple ADSPs through multiple JTAGs, but this requires multiple JTAG, which adds cost and complexity to the circuit

[0003] In recent ye...

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