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Demo: LED Cube Using RISC-V®-Based PolarFire® SoC FPGA

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Demo reproduces Adafruit’s 6-panel hub75 cube on a BeagleV®-Fire module with a PolarFire SoC FPGA, driving six 64×64 panels (≈24,000 RGB pixels ≈75,000 LEDs) and playing video from Linux. FPGA implements RGB565 conversion, timing, binary coded modulation for brightness and the 384-bit daisy-chained shift registers; RISC-V subsystem runs Ubuntu and a video player using about one core at ~28% while the design uses ≈23% of 23k logic elements and works in real time.

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  1. 0:00Introduction to LED Cube
  2. 1:05Open source LED Cube project
  3. 3:14Introducing BeagleV Fire
  4. 4:57PolarFire SoC FPGA overview
  5. 6:45Beagle Fire Gateware system
  6. 8:31Hardware design of LED panels
  7. 10:18Hub75 interface explained
  8. 13:34LED shading with binary coded modulation
  9. 14:58System architecture breakdown
  10. 17:30Open source resources and demo
  11. 18:11Performance comparison and summary
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