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How to Code a State Machine in Verilog
Now we know what a state machine is. But how do we code one?
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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, …
What Is Sequential Logic: Sequential vs Combinational
Learn about the differences between combinational and sequential logic here!
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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.
Verilog Multiplexers, Decoders, Encoders, and Shifters Explained
Implementing tools in Verilog HDL on an FPGA.
Bringing Back Boolean (And Other) Data Types
Learn more about data types!
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TBT: Who Should Use WaveForms?
What is WaveForms and who should use it? A blast from the past is here to remind us.
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Using Vivado on the ZedBoard and the ZYBO Board
An awesome YouTube playlist covering Vivado on two of our favorite FPGA boards.
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Getting MicroBlaze Running on a Nexys 4 Board
Are you trying to set up a MicroBlaze processor on your Nexys board?
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