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White Rabbit Switch WRS-3/18 (hardware version 3.4) with modified SCB prepared for the low-jitter daughterboard and modified backplane. Commercially available. More info at the Wiki page

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READ-ONLY PROJECT TO PRESERVE EXISTING REMOTE URLS

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WRAP, White RAbbit Pluggable, is a plug-in board providing easy-to-use WR functionality. Among others it provides direct 10MHz and PPS (pulse per second) outputs.

wbgen2 is a tool for generating VHDL/Verilog cores which implement Wishbone bus slaves with certain registers, memory blocks, FIFOs and interrupts. The input is a C-like syntax file with an abstract description of what do we want to have in the slave. As a result, we get:

- Automatically allocated memory layout

- VHDL/Verilog code for the slave module

- C header files for driver development - Nice HTML documentation

Read the wbgen2-Documentation Get the latest version binaries https://www.ohwr.org/attachments/5659/wbgen2-bin.tar.bz2

A transparent Wishbone bridge between two FPGAs using high-speed serial links. This project is on hold.* More info at the Wiki page

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White Rabbit Trigger Distribution project. More info at the Wiki page

A project to host all software and hardware developments related to testing the White Rabbit switch.

A project to host all software and hardware developments related to testing the White Rabbit switch.

Development of software for the White Rabbit switch, and in particular the embedded Linux system running in the ARM9 processor. More info at the Wiki page

This project covers the hardware development of version 4 of the White Rabbit switch (WRS-v4). More info at the Wiki page

This project covers the hardware development of the White Rabbit switch.