Declare the interface.
Map the signals. Describe the registers. Make the expected behavior explicit.
FPGA VERIFICATION & INTEGRATION
Good designs deserve better than guesswork.
We’re building practical FPGA kits to find the awkward failures—and make them repeatable.
+ Source included. Clear scope. Evidence you can inspect.
01 / THE SIGNAL LAB
A simple read and write only tells part of the story. Explore the awkward conditions we’re designing the first kit to test.
The response changes while READY is low. The receiver has not accepted it yet.
Interactive illustration · not a simulation or product test result
02 / SMALL SCOPE. REAL PURPOSE.
The AXI4-Lite Integration Kit.
A focused test environment for custom register interfaces, with source, useful explanations, and a route back to the exact failure.
In development · Help shape the first release.
03 / FROM SIGNAL TO ANSWER
Map the signals. Describe the registers. Make the expected behavior explicit.
Run focused checks for stalls, channel timing, reset, and your register contract.
Inspect the check, sequence, and waveform. Rerun the same case after a fix.
The workflow we’re building. Each released check will have documented scope and reproducible evidence.
04 / THE BIGGER PICTURE
A focused first release. A roadmap shaped by what engineers actually need. These are research directions, with no promised release dates.
When a register interface works in the easy test, then hangs in the real one.
Explore the first kitFind the lost, duplicated, or corrupted sample when a stream gets stalled.
Tell us about your problemKeep RTL, software headers, documentation, and tests on the same page.
Tell us about your problemA known working baseline for one board, one interface, and one tool release.
Tell us about your problemGet the samples off the FPGA and into a useful Python workflow.
Tell us about your problemExplain where a bit-accurate model and the RTL stopped agreeing.
Tell us about your problem05 / NOTES FROM THE WORKBENCH