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Verilog® HDL: Project 2

Using switches to control LEDs

Project Overview

The goal of this project is to take the simple example from Project 1 and program our FPGA with it so that we can control a single LED with a single switch. Then, we'll take the same program and expand it to have multiple switches control multiple LEDs. Brave users will be challenged at the end to do the same thing with some external components. If you have not already i…</description>
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