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    This document is a report on a mini project using a DE10 kit to control an LCD display and motor. It includes: 1) The project topic of building a system to blink text on an LCD and control a motor's PWM using switches. 2) Details on the hardware setup in Quartus including connecting a NIOS II processor, memory, GPIO pins for the LCD and motor driver, switches, and a timer. 3) Plans for the software processing using NIOS II to read the switches and control the LCD display and motor's duty cycle/frequency based on the switch states.

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    This document is a report on a mini project using a DE10 kit to control an LCD display and motor. It includes: 1) The project topic of building a system to blink text on an LCD and control a motor's PWM using switches. 2) Details on the hardware setup in Quartus including connecting a NIOS II processor, memory, GPIO pins for the LCD and motor driver, switches, and a timer. 3) Plans for the software processing using NIOS II to read the switches and control the LCD display and motor's duty cycle/frequency based on the switch states.

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    HO CHI MINH CITY UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT OF

    ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING


    --------------------------

    Microprocessor (LAB)
    Mini project Report

    Lecturer: Nguyễn Trung Hiếu

    Class Group: TT02 – Group 01


    Student: Trương Huy Thịnh – 185xxxx
    Nguyễn Ngọc Khánh – 185xxxx
    Đặng Đức Toàn – 1951022
    Microprocessor (Lab) Report

    Table of Contents
    MINI PROJECT TOPIC & THEOREM 3
    Topic of mini project 3
    Topic analysis 3
    HARDWARE PROCESSING 3
    Create VDHL file using DE10 Standard V1.0.1 3
    Open VHDL file by Quartus 18.1 and set up Platform Designer 4
    SOLFWARE PROCESSING 9
    Type chapter title (level 2) 5

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    A. MINI PROJECT TOPIC & TOPIC ANALYSIS:


    1. Topic of mini project:
    Build a system using NIOS II in kit DE10 to connect a LCD 16 x 2
    and H-bridge to control a motor. This system can do the following
    tasks:
    - When SW0 is ON, LCD blinks the sentence “Hello Word !!! ” in the
    middle of row 1 with frequency Hz. (Using timer)
    - When SW1 is ON, NIOS II controls the motor by sending PWM pulses to
    the H-bridge. LCD displays the duty cycle and the frequency of PWM rules.
    - When SW0 and SW1 is OFF, turn off the system.
    Reference:
    - Datasheet of LCD 16x2
    - An instruction of LCD interference
    - L298_H_bridge datasheet

    2.Topic analysis:
    - Build Microprocessor using NIOS II in kit DE10.
    - Switch (SW0 and SW1) is going to be used.
    - For connection with LCD 16x2 and 2 ports for H bridge L298N, we use
    GPIO of DE10 standard kit.
    - A timer for blinking LCD with frequency Hz.

    B. HARDWARE PROCESSING (VHDL):


    1. Create VDHL file using DE10 Standard V1.0.1:
    Choose option as follows:
    - GIPO (default): need for connection with LCD 16x2 and 2 ports for H
    bridge L298N.
    - Switch: need switch to the cases like the topic (SWITCH 0 and 1).
    - Clock.
    - SDRAM: for NIOS II processing.

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    Fig.1: DE10 Standard V1.0.1 set up

    2. Open VHDL file by Quartus 18.1 and set up Platform Designer:


    Open Platform Designer, we would need these blocks follow the order:
    - System and SDRAM Clocks for DE-Series Boards (Fig.2)
    - NIOS II Processor (Fig.3)
    - On-chip Memory (RAM or ROM) Intel FPGA IP (Fig.4)
    - SDRAM Controller Intel FPGA IP (Fig.5)
    - JTAG UART Intel FPGA IP (Fig.6)
    - PIO (Parallel I/O) Intel FPGA IP (x4) (Fig.7)
    - System ID Peripheral Intel FPGA IP (Fig.8)
    - Interval Timer Intel FPGA IP (Fig.9)

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    Fig.2: System and SDRAM Clocks for DE-Series Boards


    Fig.3.a: NIOS II Processor (Main)

    Fig.3.b: NIOS II Processor (Vector)


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    Fig.4: On-chip Memory (RAM or ROM) Intel FPGA IP

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    Fig.5: SDRAM Controller Intel FPGA IP

    Fig.6: JTAG UART Intel FPGA IP

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    Fig.7: PIO (Parallel I/O) Intel FPGA IP (x4)

    Fig.8: System ID Peripheral Intel FPGA IP


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    Fig.9: Interval Timer Intel FPGA IP

    C. SOLFWARE PROCESSING (NIOS – II):

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