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Category Archives: Electronic Projects
Finite-State Machine Design of a Simple Car Security Alarm on a Xilinx FPGA – Part III
Objectives Implement on actual hardware, a Xilinx Spartan 3 Starter kit board from Digilent, with VHDL code generated after having designed a simple car security alarm using StateCAD in part I. Requirements – Xilinx ISE Design Suite 14.2 – Digilent Spartan 3 Starter Kit board. Car Security Alarm Specifications … Continue reading
Posted in Electronic Projects, Electronic Simulation
Tagged Car Alarm, Digilent, Finite State Machine, FPGA, FSM, HDL code, Spartan 3, State Diagram, StateCAD, Xilinx
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Finite-State Machine Design of a Simple Car Security Alarm on a Xilinx FPGA – Part II
Objectives In part I we have generated VHDL code from a State Diagram. We will now simulate the state diagram in order to debug it, and to ensure that it behaves as expected. In part III we will implement the … Continue reading
Posted in Electronic Projects, Electronic Simulation
Tagged Car Alarm, Digilent, Finite State Machine, FPGA, FSM, HDL code, Spartan 3, State Diagram, StateCAD, Xilinx
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Finite-State Machine Design of a Simple Car Security Alarm on a Xilinx FPGA – Part I
Objectives Finite-state machine (FSM) or finite-state automaton design of a simple car security alarm using StateCAD, and implementation on a Digilent FPGA Spartan 3 Starter kit board.. In this part we will generate the VHDL code. In part II we will simulate and in part III we … Continue reading
Posted in Electronic Projects, Electronic Simulation
Tagged Car Alarm, Digilent, Finite State Machine, FPGA, FSM, HDL code, Spartan 3, State Diagram, StateCAD, Xilinx
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Designing, Simulating and Implementing a Simple Car Alarm on a Xilinx FPGA – Part II
Objectives Implement a simple car alarm on a Xilinx Spartan 3 Starter kit board from Digilent, using the VHDL code exported from Multisim 12.0 in our first part of this tutorial, In this second part we will implement and test … Continue reading
Posted in Electronic Projects, Programming
Tagged Car Alarm, Digilent, FPGA, HDL code, Simple Alarm, Spartan-3E, Xilinx
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Designing, Simulating and Implementing a Simple Car Alarm on a Xilinx FPGA – Part I
Objectives Design and simulate a simple car alarm on NI Multism 12.0 and implement on a Xilinx FPGA Spartan 3 Starter kit board from Digilent. This is a two parts post. In this part we will design a logic circuit … Continue reading
Posted in Electronic Projects, Electronic Simulation, Programming
Tagged Car Alarm, Digilent, FPGA, HDL code, Simple Alarm, Spartan-3E, Xilinx
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Temperature Measurement with PSoC CY8C27643 and DS18B20 sensor
Objectives: To build a thermometer, with a Cypress PSoC chip CY8C27643 and 1-wire DS18B20 temperature sensor. Introduction PSoC (Programmable System-on-Chip) is a family of integrated circuits made by Cypress Semiconductor. These chips include a CPU and mixed-signal arrays of configurable … Continue reading
Posted in Electronic Projects, Electronic Simulation
Tagged CY8C27643, Cypress, DS18B20, EasyPSoC4, Mikroe, Mikroelektronika, PSoC, PSoC Designer, Temperature
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Voice Operated Internet Control of a PICAXE (Part II)
Objectives Experiment with more advanced features offered by Picaxe microcontroller. Measure temperature through a Maxim DS18B20 sensor and obtain interactivity with recourse to audio response using text to voice offered by Google translate. The electronic setup A AXE050 board with Picaxe18M microcontroller … Continue reading
Posted in Electronic Projects, Internet of Things
Tagged DS18B20, InternetControl, IoT, Picaxe, Picaxe-18M, Voice Operated
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Voice Operated Internet Control of a PICAXE (Part I)
Objectives Experiment with speech recognition in order to control an electronic device remotely through Internet, and demonstrate new functionalities of Google Chrome 11 browser supporting voice-to-text and HTML5. Introduction In April 2011, Google released version 11 of the Chrome browser. One of … Continue reading
Posted in Electronic Projects, Internet of Things
Tagged DS18B20, Internet Control, IoT, Picaxe, Picaxe-18M, Voice Operated
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A Simple Home Alarm System with DAQ and Labview
We all like peace of mind knowing that our home is safe when we are away, at work, or for whatever other reasons. The system here is a simple home alarm system with a motion sensor. The Labview virtual instrument … Continue reading
Posted in Electronic Projects
Tagged Alarm, DAQ, Home Alarm, NI LabView, PIR Sensor, USB6009
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Internet Control of a Labview VI (Part II)
In part I we have built a simple VI that controls a LED, switching it on or off through a virtual pressure button. We will now show step by step how to launch the application in the Internet and control … Continue reading
Posted in Electronic Projects, Internet of Things
Tagged DAQ, Internet Control, LED control, NI LabView, USB6009
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