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Hello everyone
I want to ask a question related to Dynamic partial reconfiguration
##why not full reconfiguration ??
Why the remaining part of the FPGA must continue to function ???

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Walaa Samy in FPGA technical questions

Someone can explain the meaning of these operations in the photo

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Walaa Samy in FPGA technical questions

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Walaa Samy in FPGA technical questions

Thanks in advance 😊😊

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Roman Yanalov in FPGA technical questions

PR should be faster than full reconfiguration

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Ilia Kalistru in FPGA technical questions

I don't know about the picture -too little context.

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Ilia Kalistru in FPGA technical questions

But PR is faster

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Ilia Kalistru in FPGA technical questions

Some times it's used when you need to load some part of FPGA quickly

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Ilia Kalistru in FPGA technical questions

For example pci e device must respond to the host in some specific time and some FPGAs are unable to fully boot in this time

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ID:431388213 in FPGA technical questions

PR is used when there is a need of reconfiguring part of design.. example change only modulation scheme from QPSK to QAM keeping the rest of baseband modules as is

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Ilia Kalistru in FPGA technical questions

You boot only small pcie part, then boot other logic via PR

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Ilia Kalistru in FPGA technical questions

Or when you want your device to function while you change small part of it, like Srinivas described

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Walaa Samy in FPGA technical questions

Mathematics operations here mean probabitites or what ?