Re: FPGA : PCI core needed

Hi bijoy,

My company Brace Design Solutions has developed a Xilinx (TM) LogiCORE 
(TM) PCI compatible (replacement) PCI IP core called BDS XPCI PCI IP core.
Assuming that your project's PCI interface is target only (no 
initiator), and uses only one BAR (Base Address Register), BDS XPCI32 
PCI IP core should occupy roughly 580 LUTs and 250 FFs.
That should translate roughly 290 Slices (580 / 2 = 290).
Of course, if your project uses initiator mode, the LUT consumption will 
be much higher.
         If the number we presented is not satisfactory, we have several 
ideas to reducing the LUT count such as:

* Using multiplexer instead of internal tri-state buffers for 
configuration register part of the PCI IP core

* Completely getting rid of initiator capability by removing initiator 
related logic

* (I personally don't like it, but . . .) Getting rid of parity checking 
capability


Obviously, the custom version will cost more money than the regular 
version because we will have to customize it, but let us know if you are 
interested.
For more information, visit Brace Design Solutions website at 
http://www.bracedesignsolutions.com.


Kevin Brace


bijoy wrote:
 > Hi My company wanted to buy PCI core(33Mhz), and it should be fitted 
in spartan-3 fpga and should not take not more than 350 slices Does any 
one have got any idea from where i can get this PCI core ? pls mail to 
pbijoy@rediffmail.com
 >
 > rgds bijoy


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