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# Project Description
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The goal of the CernFIP project is to provide a radiation tolerant
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FPGA-based replacement for the MicroFIP chip, a WorldFIP agent.
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FPGA-based replacement for Alstom's WorldFIP agent, the MicroFIP chip.
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This FPGA replacement is called
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https://www.ohwr.org/608
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https://www.ohwr.org/607
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\- \> nanoFIP is an **Actel FPGA** component implementing the
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[WorldFIP](WorldFIP) protocol that can be used in field devices.
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The https://www.ohwr.org/609 is a rad-tol
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FPGA that acts as an agent in the communication over the WorldFIP
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fieldbus. https://www.ohwr.org/607
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\- \> It is designed to be **radiation tolerant** by using different
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single event upset mitigation techniques such as
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Triple Module Redundancy and fail-safe state machines.
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\-\> It implements a minimal **subset of the WorldFIP services**.
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\-\> nanoFIP implements a minimal **subset of the WorldFIP services**.
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\- \> It is designed to be **radiation tolerant** by using different SEU
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mitigation techniques such as TMR and fail-safe state machines.
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\- \> The device is used in conjunction with a [FielDrive](FielDrive)
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driver chip and [FieldTR](FieldTR) insulating transformer,
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both available from the company ALSTOM.
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\- \> It is used in conjunction with a [FielDrive](FielDrive) driver
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chip and [FieldTR](FieldTR) insulating transformer, both available from
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the company ALSTOM.
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