So far, what we've been doing is we are following an entire day designed to point to a common fundamental
block, which is obvious.
Similarly, when we work with and we value IP integrator, where we specify design in and graphical
format, the IP becomes the fundamental component.
So when you followed test based approach to school or a very local school, become your fundamental
component, which will be operating predominantly, whereas is when you work on that graphical base
approach of specifying a design, then IP becomes your fundamental company.
OK, so now we'll start discussing about certain fundamentals which are required to work around with
an IP.
So our target for this section will be for us to understand when we work with an IP integrator is how
we create an IP.
OK, so have we.
Create an app that is the first thing we already have discussed that you can just the whole school and
drop on and converse and then it automatically create a block of it, of it first.
And what are the challenges that we have with that approach?
And then we'll disadvantage that we get when we create our own.
OK, then.
Second is how you refresh your positive, so refreshing, the repository may consist of two scenarios.
So you have created an IP and there you have created a block design.
So in the same project director, you have an IP as well as your block design.
So that is one key.
And second scenario is you have your IP located in some other location and you are working or you have
your clock design in some other directory.
OK.
So have you handled this to situation that you'll understand?
OK, the third thing is how you add a customization parameter.
OK, so you have you migrate to higher value.
So, for example, you have to look for the content and then you add a provision where you can increase
the counterfeit.
So, for example, user have a customization parameter where he can specify the vet and then count to
become six in the counter and so on and so forth.
So how you are the customization parameter.
And then finally will tackle some of the important concepts of an IP by considering a few examples.
So those are targeted for this specific section.
OK, so in short, IP can be coming from a different.
So you'll be finding when you are using the word integrated, the default source of an IP will be as
hijinx IP, which are freely available for you or for which you have purchased a license.
You may also have a third party IP incorporated in an IP integrated, so you get a set of rights and
that can be used to create an IP or Thracian, a repository for the vendor IP.
And then you can work around with an IP or you can create your own IP that can also be utilized to build
the design.
Or you can use an.
There's other than a vendor, there may be a user which are supplying an IP, so you can just go ahead
and use another IP so you get a whole lot of options for an IP.
Most specifically, you'll be finding that you work with the Xilinx IP or your own creator.
OK, and once you have a good grasp on this concept of sect handling the third.
Party vendor Ipis are in fact, that IP is very, very similar.
OK, and they all follow up to the extent.
In fact, you already knew that whenever we want to use a company, we need to follow certain warning
signs.
So here we are using an IP that may be from any of this food sources.
OK, but then utilizing them, we are creating complex designs.
So here we are following the structure model.
And fortunate part is we do not need to perform a, quote, mapping because we want to IP integrators
greatly simplify this process.
OK, so this will be our target for this section.
OK, we have a good idea about IP.
So just to summarize, IP is something which is a fundamental block when you specify your design and
then graphically, OK now will proceed and try to tackle each one of this.