Xilinx
Digilent Nexys Video
- Overview
- Introduction to the Digilent Nexys Video
- Datasheet on BRAMs etc
- Nexys Video Board Reference Manual
- Nexys Video Board Schematic
- Nexys Video Master XDC File
MicroBlaze
- MicroBlaze Tutorial(docx) (Spring 2016 - uses Digilent Atlys)
- MicroBlaze Processor Reference Guide
- BYU MicroBlaze Tutorial (uses Digilent Atlys)
- Xilinx Microblaze Documentation
Final Project Help
- IR controller hints
- NES controller hints
- PS2 Mouse interface hints
- Example Grid Memory with BRAMs(zip)
- Example Grid Memory with 2D_Arrays(zip)
- Example Graphics Memory, 2bits per pixel(zip)
- Reading UART keyboard without being locked out
- Analog to Digital Converter hints
- Random_Number_Hints
- How to 3D print a case for your FPGA board
- How to use the logic analyzer
- Example code: How to print to OLED display
Debugging Hints
You can always simulate your design with a Testbench, however, to debug your live code, here are 4 ways to see the live signals:- You can send a live signal to one of the 8 LEDs on the FPGA board.
- You can "print" a message of the status of signals to the OLED display on the FPGA board. >
- You have 24 GPIO output pins on your FPGA board you could sent live signals to, and then display the signals on the Logic Analyzer.
- If you are running Microblaze and have the signals hooked to a microblaze register, you can use "printf" to the UART monitor.
