I went through the FPGAs chapter 3 and 4 slides. I added a troubleshooting slide for chapter 3. The activities are interesting and the tutorials are very helpful. I watched some videos about converting verilog to block design and converting digital to analog signals.
6/11 I made a set of slides that walks you through how to change your board mid-design. I went through the chapter 4 tutorial that brandon made, and also started making edits for my video. 6/12 I plan on going through the chapter 5 tutorial Brandon just uploaded, and adding more edits to the video, potentially finishing. I also want to read the posted readings.
I went through the slides for FPGA chapter 4 after I finished chapter 3, as well as watching some more YouTube videos on Verilog and FPGA. Today I plan to read the posted chapters, watch some more videos, and possibly start the chapter 5 slides.
I went through the book chapters that were posted, as well as updated and added pictures to the slideshow that I created on running an old program. I also went through the Chapter 3 slides again alongside the book chapters and encountered an error, which I added to a troubleshooting slide. I did more Pmod project searching, and found a four function calculator, the links to which I added under Pmod Resources.
I finished getting Chapter 5 to work in Programming FPGAs and made a lot of progress on the tutorial for it. You can see it here: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1ERUMhawNrCRpbftb6t4BWwzoCTNtusfVctwg7OLs9eE/edit
I went through the FPGAs chapter 3 and 4 slides. I added a troubleshooting slide for chapter 3. The activities are interesting and the tutorials are very helpful. I watched some videos about converting verilog to block design and converting digital to analog signals.
ReplyDelete6/11 I made a set of slides that walks you through how to change your board mid-design. I went through the chapter 4 tutorial that brandon made, and also started making edits for my video. 6/12 I plan on going through the chapter 5 tutorial Brandon just uploaded, and adding more edits to the video, potentially finishing. I also want to read the posted readings.
ReplyDeleteI went through the slides for FPGA chapter 4 after I finished chapter 3, as well as watching some more YouTube videos on Verilog and FPGA. Today I plan to read the posted chapters, watch some more videos, and possibly start the chapter 5 slides.
ReplyDeleteI went through the book chapters that were posted, as well as updated and added pictures to the slideshow that I created on running an old program. I also went through the Chapter 3 slides again alongside the book chapters and encountered an error, which I added to a troubleshooting slide. I did more Pmod project searching, and found a four function calculator, the links to which I added under Pmod Resources.
ReplyDeleteI finished getting Chapter 5 to work in Programming FPGAs and made a lot of progress on the tutorial for it. You can see it here: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1ERUMhawNrCRpbftb6t4BWwzoCTNtusfVctwg7OLs9eE/edit
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