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The Anh Nguyen

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System-on-Chips, Low-power techniques for IoT systems, and Hardware accelerator for Neural networks

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An Efficient Hardware-based Spike Train Repetition for Energy-constrained Spiking Neural Networks	1 hour 26 minutes ago	7

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Issue with Compiler v.6 when run simulation test_nanosoc	Dear SoC Labs, we are facing an issue when running the project simulation and need support. We are using the accelerator project repository to integrate our IP into NanoSoC. We are using Compiler V6. When I try running the simulation of test_nanosoc with the hello example, the simulation always stops right after generating the trace file tarmac1.log, as shown in the attached image. The full simulation log file is also attached here (run_hello.log). Could you please give me some suggestions to solve this issue ?	view
Debugging Support for hello nanosoc test	Dear David, We install the compiler v6, because we don't have the compiler v5. So, after git clone the repository from accelerator-project, I ran "source set_env.sh" to create the environtment. Then, I ran "make clean" in /nanosoc_tech/testcodes folder. Finally, i ran "socsim test_nanosoc TESTNAME=hello" in the top of accelerator-project folder for simple simulation. The simulation progress was hanging as the picture of last comment.	view
Fix in latest Git repo	Dear Daniel, Thank you so much for your support. I pulled the latest accelerator project and simulated with DS6 successfully. We will continue to implement our project, and complete it soon. The-Anh	view
Load binary file into Pynq Z2 board	Dear SocLabs, I have successfully simulated nanSoC with my SNN IP and generated a bitstream on the Pynq Z2 board. I connected to the Pynq Z2 board through Jupyter notebook and loaded the bitstream (.bit) file. How can I load the binary file of my software (test code) into the board and see the response from it? Could you please give me some suggestions ? Thank you ! The Anh	view

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Welcome to SoC Labs

Welcome,

It is good to see you have started a project. Once you are happy with the description you can pass the draft for moderation and then it can be published. Simple change the Save from Draft to Editorial. You can come back to a project at any time and make changes and updates. If you need any help just let us know.

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I see you have added the 'Getting Started' milestone to your project. It may seem odd but you need to Save to Editorial when you are happy with you updates to Milestones.

Load binary file into Pynq Z2 board

Dear SocLabs,
I have successfully simulated nanSoC with my SNN IP and generated a bitstream on the Pynq Z2 board. I connected to the Pynq Z2 board through Jupyter notebook and loaded the bitstream (.bit) file. How can I load the binary file of my software (test code) into the board and see the response from it? Could you please give me some suggestions ?
Thank you !
The Anh

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