What Is a State Machine?
Oftentimes when we are creating electronics projects, we are trying to emulate or create a series of events. Most of the time the order of events we want to happen, …
Month: January 2016
What Is Sequential Logic?
Learn about the differences between combinational and sequential logic here!
The ZedBoard Delivers for BBC Radio
BBC Radio made a huge transition with the assistance of an amazing Digilent product.
Prototyping a Project
What’s the best way to prototype a project?
Beating “Makers’ Block”
Do you feel your creativity lagging? Quinn provides some good tips for recharging and renewing your passion for making.
Using LabVIEW and Arduino
Have you ever wondered how to get started using LabVIEW with your Arduino through USB? This tutorial by Instructables user Deyson should show you how. You could also use the PIC32 microcontroller …
Welcoming the PmodOLEDrgb!
Check out Digilent’s newest product!
Multiplexers, Decoders, Encoders, and Shifters in Verilog
Implementing tools in Verilog HDL on an FPGA.
Small Solar Room Temperature Regulator
When inclement weather is upon us, we try to think about how to efficiently heat or cool a room (and save money doing so). This small solar room temperature regulator …
TBT: One Year with the Nexys 4 DDR
Happy first birthday to the Nexys 4 DDR!
Creating an FPGA LED Finite State Machine
Get back to doing projects with this finite state machine done with a Basys 3.
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