Meet the Engineer: Chris Gammell
A new blog series, some exclusive insight, and an interview with prominent Electrical Engineer Chris Gammell!
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Converting from UCF to XDC file
How and why you’d convert UCF files to XDC files.
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Getting Ready for School – Making the Most of Digilent Resources
One of the most important things in school is being able to find the resources you need to be successful. Digilent can help you find those tools!
Using the PmodCON3
Josh explains some good uses for the PmodCON3!
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Running WaveForms with the Analog Discovery on the ZYBO
How to use WaveForms software with your ZYBO board.
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FPGA – Configurable Logic Block
Welcome to the first expanded explanation post in our series on the ‘Components of an FPGA’. This post will describe the architecture of a configurable logic block (CLB) and the functionality this component serves within a field programmable gate array (FPGA).
Plug and Play Pmods with LabVIEW
Looking for a quick electronic fix? Check out one of our awesome NI Week demos!
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Structure of an FPGA
Once upon a time, the readers of the Digilent blog were given a brief history lesson on the field programmable gate array (FPGA), at the end of which you all …
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Quick Coin Battery Guide
Is your inability to accurately identify coin cell batteries negatively impacting your life and affecting your loved ones? Nate is here to help!
Debouncing Circuits
Pushbuttons are an inherent source of problems inside of sensitive circuits. Ideally, we like to think that when a button is pressed it is either “pressed” or “not pressed” without any sort of funny business. Unfortunately, as pushbuttons are a mechanical component, a lack of funny business simply isn’t going to be the case.
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Getting Started with Xilinx Vivado and the Nexys 4
We’ve posted plenty of projects before that make use of Vivado. But how do you begin using it? This Instructable provides a guide to getting started with using Xilinx’s Vivado CAD with the Digilent Nexys 4. Alex uses Verilog to create the logic design. The Digilent Intro to Verilog Project provides an introduction to logic design.
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LabVIEW for the Layperson
What is LabVIEW? How do I get started using it? What are some challenges a beginner might face? Miranda explains it all.
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