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FPGA Validation

Once the project has been successfully programmed onto the FPGA, it’s time to test it in real hardware:

  • Make sure the baud rate and other serial settings match the configuration you used (for example, 115200 baud).


  • In the Serial Monitor, type the letter a and press Enter (or just type it if the terminal sends characters immediately).
  • The LED on the FPGA board should light up, indicating the received byte matches "a".

  • Type any letter other than a.
  • The LED should remain off, confirming that the logic only turns it on when "a" is received.
  • If the LED does not respond as expected, revisit your connections and block parameters in ChipInventor.
  • Once confirmed, your design is validated.