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Revision as of 09:02, 16 January 2017
The CW305 target is an FPGA target board for use with the ChipWhisperer capture hardware. This board lets you test side channel analysis techniques on an Artix-7 FPGA. With this setup, a different toolchain is required: we won't be building C firmware with a makefile. This tutorial walks through the various steps required to run an AES-128 example on the CW305 target.
Contents
Target Firmware
In the ChipWhisperer examples, the Artix-7 FPGA is programmed using Verilog. This section describes how to open and build one of these projects. It also describes the layout of the AES-128 example, which is a good starting point for making new FPGA projects.
Opening the Project
FPGA Code Layout
Building the Project
Hardware Connections
- USB for configuring target - 20 pin header - Measurement (LNA output)
Capture Setup
- Example script - Upload bitstream - Sample captures
