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Exploring the Top Navigation Bar
Now, we are going to explore the top navigation bar, which contains: New Project: Creates ne...
Exploring the Tool's Dashboard
Welcome to ChipInventor Overview, an introductory guide designed to introduce you to the key feat...
Wrapping Up
In this tutorial, you learned to configure and connect blocks in ChipInventor to create a functio...
Recorder
If you want to reprogram (re-flash) the same design without making any changes (no new synthesis ...
FPGA Validation
Once the project has been successfully programmed onto the FPGA, it’s time to test it in real har...
Synthesis and Record
After confirming your design is error-free in the Advanced Simulation: 1. Click on the Synthesiz...
Choosing the FPGA and Simulation (Advanced)
1. Click on Choose FPGA. Select the option Tang Primer 20k. 2. Click on the Simulate tab...
Adding the Blocks
For this project, you will use three main blocks: uart_rx: Receives the byte sent via UART. u...
Creating the UART project
In this guide, you will learn how to develop and program an FPGA project using ChipInventor, with...
Wrapping Up
This tutorial provided a practical guide for creating and validating Flip-Flops using ChipInvento...
Running the Simulation
To test the frequency division, follow these steps: 1. Run the TestBench in ChipInventor: Cli...
Explanation of Key Sections in the Code
To ensure that the reader can understand and modify the TestBench if needed, let's go through the...
Writing a Manual TestBench
Since we are not using the automated ChipInventor TestBench, we need to manually define input sig...
Building Frequency Dividers
In this section, instead of using an external clock signal, we will manually generate input trans...
Creating Flip-Flop Example
Welcome to our tutorial on TestBenches in ChipInventor. We’ll create a simple Flip-Flop circuit t...
Wrapping Up
Congratulations! You have learned how to configure and test a functional ALU using ChipInventor. ...
Configuring and Testing the ALU
Now, you have to configure and test if your project is working the right way. 1. Go to the Bloc...