Demo: CORE-V MCU with CV32E40P Processor Core
summary
An FPGA-emulated CORE-V MCU running the open-source CV32E40P core collects temperature readings and sends them over an AWS IoT Express Link (ESP32‑C3) Wi‑Fi module via MQTT to AWS IoT Core, a cloud rule writes the stream into Timestream, and a dashboard (updates every five seconds) graphs stations in Minnesota, Germany and Canada. Tape-out to GF22 silicon and a production dev kit target 2023; the demo works live from FPGA and the full stack uses FreeRTOS, SDKs and existing toolchains.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:22Open Hardware Group Booth
- 1:45CoreV MCU
- 2:17AWS IoT Express Link
- 3:21Demo
- 5:31Architecture Diagram
- 5:44Live Dashboard
- 6:39Conclusion
- 7:26Outro
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