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SPI IP

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SPI IP »

 

This IP implements serial peripheral interface (SPI) communication, including support for both master and slave functionality.

 

Description: Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) buses are commonly used to communicate between a controller (master) device and a target (slave) device. In general, SPI buses require four lines for communication: chip select/clock enable, serial clock, master serial data out (MOSI), and master serial data in (MISO). In some cases only a subset of these lines are used; some devices multiplex both MOSI and MISO onto a single bidirectional data line. This IP includes LabVIEW FPGA code for both an SPI master and an SPI slave.

 

Additional Documentation:

 

  • After Installation - C:\Program Files (x86)\National Instruments\LabVIEW 2012\user.lib\_NI SPI IP\documentation\NI 5644R Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) Example.pdf

 

Compatibility:

 

 

Dependencies:

 

  • none

 

Performance:

 

  • 3 and 4-wire interfaces
  • Up to 64 bit word lengths
  • Programmable clock frequency

 

FPGA Footprint:

 

Xilinx Virtex-6 LX195T

 

  • 0.6% / 783 LUTs
  • 0.5% / 1182 Flip-Flops
  • 0.0% / 0 Block RAMs
  • 0.0% / 0 DSP Slices
  • 200 MHz clock rate

 

Latest Version:

 

 

Previous Versions:

 

  • none available

 

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Ryan Verret
Product Marketing Engineer
Signal Generators
National Instruments