Daisy Chain Topology on FPGA for naval modernization: implementation and extension with ARP
Operational consoles, human-machine interfaces implemented in Surface Units of the Naval Fleet Command, facilitate the visualization of critical data and system management through operator command input. However, their operability and upgrade potential are restricted by dependence on proprietary har...
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FIUBA
2025
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| Acceso en línea: | https://elektron.fi.uba.ar/elektron/article/view/220 https://repositoriouba.sisbi.uba.ar/gsdl/cgi-bin/library.cgi?a=d&c=elektron&d=220_oai |
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| Sumario: | Operational consoles, human-machine interfaces implemented in Surface Units of the Naval Fleet Command, facilitate the visualization of critical data and system management through operator command input. However, their operability and upgrade potential are restricted by dependence on proprietary hardware. This report describes a component of a broader project whose purpose is to replace the "Optronic Sensor Control Console" (CCSO) with a commercial computer (PC). This modernization seeks to adapt the system to new operational demands, enable the incorporation of new functionalities, and eliminate dependence on proprietary components. This article specifically addresses the operational logic of a Daisy Chain topology, used as an interconnection strategy between devices. Its concept, digital implementation in VHDL, and validation through a SystemVerilog testbench are presented, highlighting its role in the proposed architecture. |
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