Synopsis:

Generate a PONG game on an 800x600 VGA display using a 5kΩ potentiometer with ADC to control the paddle. 2019-11-15 pull request by Peter Ho with the 800x600@60Hz support for 100MHz clock.

• Original

  • Generates PONG game with controllable paddle.

• Modifications

  • Allow user to change the speed of the ball using the switches on the Nexys

    • Also prevents user from setting ball speed to 0

  • Allow user to change the width of the paddle

    • The paddle will shrink one pixel for every successful hit

    • The paddle will reset to starting width after missing the ball

  • Allow user to keep track of successful hits on the 7-segment display

Unfortunately, I was unable to test this lab past generating the bitstream since I did not have the necessary potentiometer PMOD.

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Synopsis:

Function as a hexadecimal calculator capable of performing addition and subtraction on four-digit hexadecimal numbers using the 16-button keypad module connected to port JA.

• Original (Instructions)

  • Enter the first number.

  • Press BTNU (+).

  • Enter the second number.

  • Press BTNL (=).

  • Sum will display on the seven-segment display.

  • Press BTNC (Clear) to reset the calculator display.

• Modifications

  • Subtraction by pressing BTND (-).

  • Suppressing leading zeros (the number "0023" will appear as "23").

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A single-digit (4-bit) hex counter that displays its value on both four-digit common anode seven-segment LED displays. Boot from configuration memory as opposed from Xilinx software in Lab 1.

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Synopsis:

Displays a four-bit hex digit on one of the seven-segment LED displays.

• Sliders 0, 1, 2, and 3 select the value of the 4-bit hex digit.

• Sliders 6, 7 determine which display is illuminated.

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