Displaying “SOS & HELP” by Group#01 (Shou Wu Shi and Ismael Nana)
CET4805: Component and subsystem Design II
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Displaying “SOS & HELP” by Group#01 (Shou Wu Shi and Ismael Nana)
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I like the schematic; using 4 flipflops and two AND gates is a very good idea. Also, I like the display message. Good presentation overall
Very good use of clock divider to show down the speed of the clock. Nice presentation.
The presentation was very detailed and well explained. Great way of explaining your method of creating the clock signal.
Good Project, well organized and easy to follow.
Excellent work but needs more creativity.
Nice recorded video. Can add a bit more to the power point.
Good project was easy to follow
a good project look just like my project
This a great presentation well organized power point too, nice job
Very good presentation, and good information about clock
Great project and explained really well
Very cool how you used the clock to change the speed of your message. Never knew how that was done. Good job.
Good project, need to improve on letter scrolling if you want it use for calling help.
Nice execution, presentation could be better next time in term of explanation, but in general they did a good work
I thought the presentation was really good, It was very detailed and i thought that the explanation of the jk Flip-Flop and creating the clock was very detailed.
Very nice design
cool presentation only it needed the PIN_N2 for the clock
Great job on the explanation and the simple and clear snippets of code.
Clear presentation, with recorded demonstration and so much detail on their works.
Nice demonstration neat n clean work