Word Shifting by Group#02 (Moises Bustamante and Julio Tax)
CET4805: Component and subsystem Design II
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Word Shifting by Group#02 (Moises Bustamante and Julio Tax)
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I like the schematic. Developing your own clock signal so the shifts can take place from 7-segment display to the next is really good. I like the VHDL code as well. I like the idea of displaying both names. Good presentation overall
It would be better if the message can keep scrolling without using the reset button but overall good presentation.
Great explanation of the procedure. Also great way of displaying the letter “M” thus solving your issue by using two displays
I like the idea of the project, and the clock signal that was use as the shift. Good project guys
this program has very similar diagram with my project, the different is you use the LBP counter.
interesting.
The power point is hard to see in a distance. Maybe change the black background to some other color.
good presentation, creative way to spell letters that were hard to display
long conclusion good project
There was no need for such a long conclusion it was pulling my attention away and the black background was hard to see
Great presentation and very creative
That was cool mostly ,the creativity in display the letter M. good job.
Your presentation was kinda all over the place, but your project was pretty cool. And you found a way to display the letter ‘M’ with no problem. That’s a great example of improvising if I’ve ever seen one. Good job guys!
Okay design, better if change the way of shifting.
Short presentation but nice work at the end (good project)
I agree with Saimir, I also thought that the conclusion was way too long and I thought that the presentation wasn’t equally presented. As for the coding, it can be made simpler with the use of arrays. Since the word being shifted is preset, you can enter bytes used for each letter into an array for the hex, then just roll the array elements.
Adding comments in reference to the vhdl code when explaining it would have helped understand it. Try to eliminate reading too much from the slides.
it was ok just needed to a bit more work, the program was way too big need to shorting it by using an array to display the message
Explanation for the code was good, but the conclusion was a bit much. Pulled me away from the attention of the presenters.
Good presentation but poor demonstration.
Good presentation very similar to other projects, however very cool straight to the point