Actually, with the included RAM, ROM, IO Ports, and a Serial Interface, perhaps we've built a simple Microcontroller!
In this tutorial, we control a 20 x 4 LCD display with the Alchitry Au FPGA board.
I've wanted to learn to program FPGAs for a long time, but I struggled with where to begin. Here's how I finally got started!
It’s fast and easy to design, test, and debug even complex logic circuitry with EXCEL. We will demonstrate with some simple examples!
This project turns a momentary tactile switch into a on/off toggle that functions like a mechanical switch using a D-type flip flop.
Designing and testing clock based logic like flip-flops and counters is hard in EXCEL, but we have had some success in this project.
Traffic Lights and other PWM projects using RGB LEDs are constructed with FPGAs.
Refinements and Additions! We've added a timed interrupt, improved text handling, and five new programs, including a Tic Tac Toe game.
We are going to build an 8 Bit Arithmetic Logic Unit, the Heart of a computer CPU - it's surprisingly easy with a FPGA!
We interface a 16 key keypad to the Alchitry Au board and input numbers with it, posting them in decimal on the 7 segment display.
We input numbers in binary with the dip switches and display them in decimal on a 4 digit 7-segment display.
Our group worked on designing and implementing a Digital Timer Circuit.
We conclude this series of tutorials by building a simple integer calculator, using our keypad and the seven segment display.
Exploring digital designs with the Logic Gate Evaluation Board
In this video tutorial we will see how to make a logic tip, on a printed circuit, with the integrated circuit sn7404, a 7-segment display,
Streamline your digital design verification with OD Gate and XOR Gate testing.
In the realm of DIY electronics, the ability to manipulate and control signals using logic gates is fundamental.
