Author: Amber Mear
Nine-Shine-Line: The LED Timing Game
A throwback to when the Nexys 3 ruled and it demanded games.
FPGA Products: What They Are & How to Use Them - Digilent / How-To Guides and Technical Workflows – Digilent Blog
Industrial FPGA Usage
Do you like the best of both worlds? I mean, who doesn’t? Well, this project by azorp12 uses both FPGAs and microcontrollers to automate temperature and stirring rotational speed for a chemical …
RFID Travel Automation Gadget
Red rover, red rover, send this small-scale autonomous car right over!
Portable Game Console
Ever wanted to build your own portable game console? Get started now.
Digilent Products: What They Are and How to Use Them / FPGA Products: What They Are & How to Use Them - Digilent
Bop-It with a Twist…and an FPGA
Make your very own game of Bop-It.
FPGA Simon Clone
Simon says read this post!
Digilent Expansion Modules / Digilent Projects – Blog / FPGA Products: What They Are & How to Use Them - Digilent
An Automated Ecosystem for Home and Garden
Who doesn’t love a smart garden?
Digilent Expansion Modules / Digilent Projects – Blog / FPGA Products: What They Are & How to Use Them - Digilent / Product Applications – Digilent Blog
The AssistGlove with the Cmod
Helping solve communication issues with the chipKIT Cmod.
Digilent Projects – Blog / Digilent Software Solutions: What They Are & How to Use Them / FPGA Products: What They Are & How to Use Them - Digilent
Emulated Speedometer on an LCD
How fast can the thing go? Use this emulated speedometer project to find out!
Auto-balancing Table
A table that won’t wobble? Sign me up!
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