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The S6LX9 target is a low-cost FPGA target. It uses the Xilinx Spartan 6 in TQFP package, and can fit an entire AES core. The example project includes the Simple-Serial interface which allows it to function like any of our other example targets. | The S6LX9 target is a low-cost FPGA target. It uses the Xilinx Spartan 6 in TQFP package, and can fit an entire AES core. The example project includes the Simple-Serial interface which allows it to function like any of our other example targets. |
Revision as of 15:21, 10 September 2017
CW308T-S6LX9 | |
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Target Device | Spartan 6 LX9 |
Target Architecture | FPGA |
Hardware Crypto | No |
Purchase Hardware | Webstore |
Design Files | OSH Park PCBs |
Supported Apps | Simple Serial Enc |
Programmer | Xilinx JTAG |
Status | Released |
The S6LX9 target is a low-cost FPGA target. It uses the Xilinx Spartan 6 in TQFP package, and can fit an entire AES core. The example project includes the Simple-Serial interface which allows it to function like any of our other example targets.
Usage
The board includes a single red LED (D1) which is connected to the FPGA "DONE" pin. This pin will be HIGH (and the LED on) when the FPGA is NOT programmed. That is to say immediately on power-on, the LED will be on. Once the FPGA is successfully programmed this LED will go out.
The FPGA pins are connected to the various headers on the board. The JTAG header connects to the FPGA JTAG pins. The "Hx" pins, USART, and SPI connect to arbitrary FPGA pins.
Example Project
The GIT repo includes an example Xilinx ISE project, located at hardware/victims/cw308_ufo_target/spartan6lx9/ss_aes_ise.
There appears to be occasional jitter on the default AES core, so you might need to use re-synchronization on the power traces. See the GITHub issue track.
Known Issues
Note the -02 Revision of the PCB has swapped the markings of the CLKIN/CLKOUT. The correct pinout is:
- CLKIN connects to P84
- CLKOUT connects to P85
The CLKIN pin is a _N clock pin. If you need the _P clock pin, you can use a jumper on the CW308 board to route the clock input into the CLKOUT pin.
Programming
The ChipWhisperer will eventually support programming this target. Until then, you will need an external programmer. This is connected via JTAG to the pin headers:
Options for programmers include:
- Xilinx Platform Cable USB or USB-II (Digikey/Mouser).
- Clone JTAG programmers off AliExpress/E-Bay for low cost (search 'Xilinx JTAG').
- Digilent Inc HS1/HS2/HS3 Cables (NB: you may need separate jumper wires).
Board Layout
See GIT Repo for gerber files.