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27            <h2>Introduction to Xilinx Platform Studio</h2>
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30    <div class="lesson-title"><a href="sections/Overview.html">Overview</a></div>
31    <div class="description"><p><font color="#000000">Xilinx Platform Studio is a software application that allows users to construct FPGA-based hardware systems from a variety of intellectual property (IP) cores. It permits the integration of hardware (compiled into the FPGA fabric) with software (running on embedded processors within the FPGA) to deliver true system-on-a-chip functionality. In this exercise, you will use Xilinx Platform Studio to develop an integrated application that will then be downloaded to the WARP FPGA board.</font></p></div>
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34    <div class="lesson-title"><a href="sections/Requirements___Setup.html">Requirements & Setup</a></div>
35    <div class="description"><p><font color="#000000">This section details the hardware, software and setup requirements for the Base System Builder exercise.</font></p></div>
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38    <div class="lesson-title"><a href="sections/Base_System_Builder_-_FPGA_Board_v1.html">Base System Builder - FPGA Board v1.2</a></div>
39    <div class="description"><p>This section describes the process of launching XPS and creating a simple hardware/software platform using Base System Builder. This section of the tutorial is specifically created for FPGA Board v1.2. Once you complete this section, skip to <strong>XPS Intro - Implementing the hardware design</strong>. Skip this section if you have FPGA Board v2.2.</p></div>
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42    <div class="lesson-title"><a href="sections/Base_System_Builder_-_FPGA_Board_v2.html">Base System Builder - FPGA Board v2.2</a></div>
43    <div class="description"><p>This section describes the process of launching XPS and creating a simple hardware/software platform using Base System Builder. This section of the tutorial is specifically created for FPGA Board v2.2. Once you complete this, skip to <strong>XPS Intro - Implementing the hardware design</strong>. Use the previous section if you have FPGA Board v1.2.</p></div>
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46    <div class="lesson-title"><a href="sections/XPS_Intro_-_Implementing_the_hardware_platform.html">XPS Intro - Implementing the hardware platform</a></div>
47    <div class="description"><p>This section goes over the basic steps to create the hardware bitstream.</p></div>
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51    <div class="description"><p>This section describes the process of adding new software application projects, customizing programs and creating the final bitstream to download to the FPGA Board.</p></div>
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