Uploading and Sending I/Q Data Files in Linux Without GUI

Thank you for your previous responses.

My goal is to measure the time interval between multiple Gaussian pulses after receiving them. Specifically, I want to process these pulses in an embedded environment. For example, one of my tasks is to receive multiple Gaussian pulses, measure the time interval between them, and count the number of pulses received.

I would like to clarify the following points:

1. If I write my code on the Kintex Ultrascale FPGA, since it does not have an ARM core, I understand that I won’t be able to execute APIs for communication.

2. On the other hand, if I write my code on the Avnet Zynq FPGA, I know that it doesn’t have a JESD204B connection to the FMC interface, so it wouldn’t be possible to send data directly through this FPGA.

Given these limitations, I would like to know the best approach for my project: should I write the code for the Kintex FPGA or the Zynq FPGA? And how can I manage the communication and data transfer in an embedded environment where I won’t be relying on a PC?

I would greatly appreciate it if you could provide more detailed guidance on how to handle the data transfer, signal generation, and processing in this embedded setup, as the documentation provides general information, but the exact implementation steps are unclear.

Thank you