/usrp3/top/e300/build-ip/xc7z020clg484-1/axi3_to_axi4lite_protocol_converter/axi3_to_axi4lite_protocol_converter.dcp' > is not a valid design checkpoint > INFO: [Common 17-206] Exiting Vivado at Fri Jun 5 05:03:49 2015... > make[1]: *** [bin] Error 1 > make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/blah/uhd/fpga-src/usrp3/top/e300' > make: *** [E310_RFNOC] Error 2 > > I

That is, I call start() on my generated top block, then stop()/wait() and then start() again.

I'm using make X310_RFNOC_HLS_HG from usrp3_rfnoc/top/x300 directory to build the image. How do I include the FIFO block in this built image along with the other blocks? Thanks, Vishwesh -- Dear Vishwesh Rege, Can you share your modified ce_auto_inst.v ?

> Where I used to work (a mechanical special effects shop), we used to think about a scheme where you'd have a bench base that supported a removable bench top. The bench top had raised edges on sides and back (so stuff doesn't roll off), and a removable front edge. Then, you'd have a big motorized storage rack for the benchtops.

Birds can be an issue with a flat top antenna, no snow here. Chris Albertson Redondo Beach, California

That's why the top of the flask is closed with an aluminium plate. Assuming the plate on the top is around 5x5cm, that should give a thermal resistance in the order of 20-40°C/W. That's not low, but should be enough to support 100-400mW of heat generated inside with a moderate temperature differential.

> on the top, 87 on the top, and hand written 501 (probably a SN). > Digging on line, I'd guess an AT cut based on thickness.

. > > However, I do have the need for the top edge to be rounded around the > whole shape as it is imported or extruded.  In other words, a rounded > chamfer around the top. > > The attached example 2D shape is about 5" wide overall in real-time > and is to be extruded to 1" high. 

The top plate is > warm, far from hot. > > Will they be happy if I stack another one on top of it? > > The users guide says 50C. What does that mean if they don't specify > the air flow? Is there an assumption that it is floating with lots of > empty space around it or something similar? > > > -- > These are my opinions.

I don't know if that means the rounded top will get smaller as your polygon "narrows" at the "end points" or not.