CW305 Artix FPGA Target - Revision history

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 The CW305 is a FPGA target board. It brings features including a simplified USB interface for talking to the FPGA, an external PLL for adjusting frequency response, a programmable VCC-INT supply, and diode protection for use in fault injection environments. Also available with a special BGA socket, giving you the ability to perform tests on multiple FPGA devices - perfect for checking Physically Unclonable Functions (PUFs) under the exact same environmental conditions across multiple FPGAs.
 This board requires an external oscilloscope or capture box for performing the power measurement. The board is designed to interface to hardware such as the ChipWhisperer-Lite 2-Part version or the CW1200 (ChipWhisperer-Pro).
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 == Python Example ==
-{{Infobox|The following examples assume you are using the 35T sized FPGA. You will have to change the bitstream location if using the 100T - see details of example projects above. The short answer is you should be able to change "35t" to "100t" in the example paths. }}
+{{Warningbox|The following examples assume you are using the 35T sized FPGA. You will have to change the bitstream location if using the 100T - see details of example projects above. The short answer is you should be able to change "35t" to "100t" in the example paths. }}
 === Connecting and Programming ===

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 The push-button (SW4) routes to FPGA pin R1.
-The dip-switch (S2) routes to FPGA pins J16, K16, K15, and L14 (see PCB silkscreen). With generic designs that dip-switch has the following uses:
+The dip-switch (S2) routes to FPGA pins J16, K16, K15, and L14 (see PCB silkscreen). With designs based on the reference that dip-switch has the following uses:
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	This board requires an external oscilloscope or capture box for performing the power measurement. The board is designed to interface to hardware such as the ChipWhisperer-Lite 2-Part version or the CW1200 (ChipWhisperer-Pro).		This board requires an external oscilloscope or capture box for performing the power measurement. The board is designed to interface to hardware such as the ChipWhisperer-Lite 2-Part version or the CW1200 (ChipWhisperer-Pro).
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