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synthesized and used as a standalone WR interface inside a single FPGA
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chip or as an IP core in a larger design. WRPC was created to simplify
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the integration of WR into both existing and embedded devices and
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systems. This wiki page briefly describes the requirements to "integrate
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WRPC into an existing system" [Upgrading an existing
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system](WRReferenceDesign#upgrading-an-existing-system) and has links to
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some "projects which are standalone White Rabbit Node implementations"
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[building a compact embedded
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solution](WRReferenceDesign#building-a-compact-embedded-solution) based
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on WR.
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systems. This wiki page briefly describes the requirements to [Upgrade
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an existing system](WRReferenceDesign#upgrading-an-existing-system) and
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has links to some ""compact standalone
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solutions"":WRReferenceDesign\#Compact-standalone-solutions, which are
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standalone White Rabbit Node implementations.
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WRPC implements an IEEE1588 ordinary clock capable of reaching
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sub-nanosecond accuracies and working both in Master and Slave modes. In
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