Great tutorial! I've been out of practice using vhdl for a while and I'm trying to get back in the swing of things and this tutorial will knock the rust right off. Good explanation and clear readable code structure!
I have a question. Let’s say in the active low. In the else of if (sample = “0000000000”), should it be elsif (sample = “1111111111”)? Because while we are holding the button, there still may be some bounce happen. I would assume releasing the button will have less occurrence of bounce than human is pressing the button. (Sorry I hope I made it clear)
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the idea of polling the button and shifting it up to see if it still bounces is genius! logic circuits are a blast!
Great tutorial! I've been out of practice using vhdl for a while and I'm trying to get back in the swing of things and this tutorial will knock the rust right off. Good explanation and clear readable code structure!
Thank you for a very nice tutorial. Your code worked very well.
Your videos are so simple yet so informative. Why did you stop ?
I have a question. Let’s say in the active low. In the else of if (sample = “0000000000”), should it be elsif (sample = “1111111111”)?
Because while we are holding the button, there still may be some bounce happen. I would assume releasing the button will have less occurrence of bounce than human is pressing the button.
(Sorry I hope I made it clear)
Which hardware do you use to send the program into fpga chip?
To what do you connect the reset ??? i mean which pin or what ???
the best way is to connect your reset to a switch so it ll have a simple logic 0 or 1
Get a 5 bits SR and enter in it the signal to debounce.
if(SR="11111"then
Debounced