Displaying and Shifting Names by Group#04 (Saimir Hoxha and Vincent Fung)
CET4805: Component and subsystem Design II
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Displaying and Shifting Names by Group#04 (Saimir Hoxha and Vincent Fung)
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I like the schematic. I like the VHDL code as well. I like the idea of displaying samir and vincent. Good presentation overall
Pretty cool at showing the speed of the clock in various rates. Nice presentation.
Explained the clock signal very well, overall nice project. It was great how you displayed the different speeds at which the had the words scrolling due to different frequency.
Good project i like what you guys did, only problem was the presentation could have been better. Good job overall
This project needs to have the perfect time speed for the 7 segment but overall it was fine.
the longest code…very impressive about that…and shows the dif speed of the shifting,
great job guys…
very nice clock code, good way to control speed
needs a little more information about code and describing it. Overall good presentation.
very good explanation of the clock signal
I was wondering why you said that your project doesn’t have a name; I think that is does , isn’t it “DISPLAYING SAIMIR VINCENT ” ? Anyway I liked your creativity in coming up with a way to use the 2 7-segments to display the letter M. It was clearly presented. We took away another idea of displaying.Thanks guys.
Your code was so long! But you guys made it make sense with your overall presentation. Good job!
Good project, better scrolling than the previous project. The only project on letter scrolling that can control speed which is great.
The introduction of the function generation to increase frequency was a nice idea
Presentation was done fairly well. The coding portion for the 7-segment display is very long, it can be shortened by at least 1/4 by just implementing arrays. Besides that, the idea of using different speeds for the clock from the generator is great.
Break up the code into more than one slide if it is too long and take important parts from it that are more likely to be explained instead of the whole thing.
nice project also good use of an oscilloscope
Code heaven, but each code was explained well with the showcase of the functionality of the board.
Too much code information was presented but overall good presentation.
Very Charming having the two names together, very well explain