S2C Prodigy Multi-Debug Module Pro

Multi-Debug Module Pro

The S2C Prodigy Multi-Debug Module is an innovative debug solution for FPGA prototyping. The S2C multi-debug has the ability to run deep-trace debugging on multiple FPGAs simultaneously. Multi-FPGA Debugging can trace up-to 32K signals per FPGA in 8 groups of 4K signals each without re-compiling, and can store 8GB of waveform data without consuming user memories.

Highlights of Multi-Debug Module Pro

Fpga debug across up to 8 FPGAs simultaneously using a single logic analyzer across up to 8 FPGAs simultaneously using a single fpga logic analyzer.

Faster sampling rate of up to 125MHz

Trace up to 2K probes per FPGA and support 8 sample groups

Easy get the value of any internal DFF/BRAM

Supports trigger state machine languages to ease the debugging

Store up to 64GB of waveform data externally

Specifications of Multi-Debug Module Pro

Debugging Hardware Support

VU19P LS, VU440 LS, LX1

OS Support

Windows 7/10 64-bit

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.6/7.6 64-bit

Ubuntu Linux 14.04/16.04 64-bit

CentOS 7.4 64-bit

Language Support

Verilog / VHDL

System Verilog

EDIF

Mixed languages

Learn more about Multi-Debug Module Pro

S2C Announces MDM Pro to Simplify and Speed Up FPGA Prototyping Debug Process

Prodigy Multi-Debug Module has been helping FPGA ILA prototyping customers to shorten the debug process and get their designs to market quickly with greater confidence.

What's the advantage of MDM Pro?

MDM Pro combines off-FPGA hardware for “deep” trace-data storage and complex hardware trigger logic, in combination with probe multiplexing IP in the FPGA to access a large number of debug probes over a few FPGA high-speed GTY connections to minimize the consumption of FPGA I/O, and the ability to setup more probe connections than need to be viewed at the same time so that more probes may be viewed when needed without recompiling the FPGA or degrading the debug performance.

MDM Pro —— Deeper, Faster and Versatile

MDM Pro now offers two modes of operations to further enhance flexibility and productivity. The traditional Compile mode works with Player Pro cockpit to specify debug nodes and trigger condition. In the new IP mode, users can directly instantiate the debug IP in the DUT design and bypass the Player Pro setup.

Advanced SoC debug with multi-FPGA prototyping

Today's SoC design debug tools for FPGA prototyping are less than ideal, and multi-FPGA prototyping adds to the challenge of implementing the capabilities of an ideal SoC design debug tool. Get the latest insights into advanced SoC debugging with S2C's whitepaper on multi-FPGA prototyping.

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