Documentation
Find the technical resources to set up your NOA platform, develop your models and work with your hardware.
Start by connecting your platform, then choose noa Toolbox or Python on your computer. Browse the complete technical documentation or go straight to a topic.
Getting started
Identify your target, check the network connection and choose your workflow.
Explore →noa Toolbox
Build models in Simulink, generate the FPGA implementation and control it from your computer.
Explore →NOA Python Client
Load designs, configure I/O and acquire data from Python on your computer.
Explore →Examples and applications
Explore Toolbox projects and continuous ECG streaming controlled with noa-client.
Explore →System images and SD cards
Prepare an SD card for PYNQ-Z2 or Eclypse Z7. Image download links will be added when available.
Explore →NOA arch 1 hardware
Find the platform’s connectors, interfaces and hardware specifications.
Explore →PYNQ and additional references
PYNQ / Jupyter
Work directly on the target using notebooks and PYNQ overlays.
Explore →NOA API for PYNQ
Explore the API that runs on the target, distinct from noa-client on your computer.
Explore →Legacy Vivado workflow
Historical reference for the obsolete workflow. For new projects, use noa Toolbox, which integrates the IP cores.
Explore →Product user guides
Downloadable user guides will be added here. For setup instructions and technical details, browse the online documentation.
Browse online documentation →Research using NOA products
This section will bring together scientific publications using NOA platforms, with links to the original articles.
References will be added here soon.