How to setup a wireless communication system between two FPGA boards

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Hello, 

 I'm totally new to FPGA. I need to develop a wireless communication system between two FPGA boards with high data rate. Do you have suggestions about this topic? Thank you very much!  

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Hi, 

 Depends on what data rates you are looking for. Let us know more on this.

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--- Quote Start ---  Hello,   I'm totally new to FPGA. I need to develop a wireless communication system between two FPGA boards with high data rate. Do you have suggestions about this topic? Thank you very much!    --- Quote End ---    This sounds like a school project. Don't expect the folks here to do the work for you. Propose a design for what you need to do, try and implement it, and then, if you get stuck, come back and ask questions.

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Dear b.ritesh, 

 thanks for your answer. You are right, I forgot to mention the data rate. It should be at least 50Mbit/s. Do you have suggestions about components and transmission techniques that I could use? Thank you very much.

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--- Quote Start ---  This sounds like a school project. Don't expect the folks here to do the work for you. Propose a design for what you need to do, try and implement it, and then, if you get stuck, come back and ask questions.  --- Quote End ---    Dear ak6dn,  it sounds like a school project, but it is not. I have used Wi-Fi and fiber optic transceiver with micro-controller, but I have no experience in the FPGA field.  I don't want that the folks do the work for me, but I'm only asking suggestions to people that have a bigger experience in this field.

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Did you Check this? 

http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/network-and-i-o/wireless-networking/000005725.html#a  You may choose the components and transmission techniques based on your requirement. You may expect help for interfacing the component & FPGA device. When you used WIFI with micro-controller, (typically if the WIFI module has TCP/IP stack into it) the interface between WIFI module & Micro-controller would be a SPI. Are you looking for similar solution or is it something else?

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--- Quote Start ---  Did you Check this? http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/network-and-i-o/wireless-networking/000005725.html#a  You may choose the components and transmission techniques based on your requirement. You may expect help for interfacing the component & FPGA device. When you used WIFI with micro-controller, (typically if the WIFI module has TCP/IP stack into it) the interface between WIFI module & Micro-controller would be a SPI. Are you looking for similar solution or is it something else?  --- Quote End ---    I could use the 802.11n protocol. Can you link some document which shows how to connect a Wi-Fi module to an FPGA? Thank you for your help!

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A low cost WiFi Module (With on-chip TCP/IP stack) 

 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/esp8266  And few examples that will walk through integrating WIFI module to FPGA  http://hamsterworks.co.nz/mediawiki/index.php/fpga_esp8266#esp8266_driver.vhd  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6lrei0rcnfm

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--- Quote Start ---  A low cost WiFi Module (With on-chip TCP/IP stack)  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/esp8266  And few examples that will walk through integrating WIFI module to FPGA  http://hamsterworks.co.nz/mediawiki/index.php/fpga_esp8266#esp8266_driver.vhd  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6lrei0rcnfm  --- Quote End ---    Thanks for the help!

[Matcha]

Hello,

It's been a few years since this thread has been active but I am trying to achieve wi-fi communication on a Cyclone V board. The links shared in the thread are no longer active so I was wondering if anyone could share some new resources?

Thanks in advance

[Ggggggg]

I am trying to work on the same could you please help me with by providing details of what you have done till now