CSC/EEE120 / Assignment #5-Part 2-FPGA�Simple Security System��Posted 9/22, due 10/2 11:59 pm�Late: 10/3 12:01 am – 10/4 11:59 pm�Game over: after 10/4 11:59 pm: 0 point
Combination Logic / Simple Security
SW2
SW1
SW0
LED3
Open Quartus Prime Lite 18.1
Click New Project Wizard, you will see the next screen
Click next, you will see the next screen
Change the working directory & name of this project as indicated on the next screen
Click next, you will see the next screen
Click Yes, you will see the next screen
Click next, you will see the next screen
Click next, you will see the next screen
Click Board, you will see the next screen
Click next, you will see the next screen
Click next, you will see the next screen
Click Finish, you will see the next screen
Click File/new, you will see the next screen
Select Verilog HDL File, click OK, you will see the next screen
Type in the Verilog code as indicated on the next screen
Click Save, you will see the next screen
Click Save, you will see the next screen
Click Processing/Start Compilation,
Quartus is compiling, in about 1 minute, you will see the next screen
Click Assignment/Pin Planner, you will see the next screen
Fill in the Location column as indicated on the next screen
Click Processing/Start Compilation,
Quartus is compiling with PIN assignments, in about 1 minute, you will see the next screen
Select Tools/Programmer, you will see the next screen
Select USB-Blaster, double click on USB-Blaster, you will see the next screen
Confirm that Currently selected hardware is USB-Blaster
Click “Close” to close Hardware Setup,
you will see the Programmer Window on the next screen
Click Start to program the FPGA board, in 1 minute, you will see the next screen
Confirm: Progress: 100% (Successful)
Congratulations! You are now ready to test the FPGA board!
Q3.(1 point) Test case #0 (a=0, b=0, c=0) y=0�(My Screen Shot) (Replaced with your screen shot)
Make photo resolution around 1280x720 to keep PowerPoint file small
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Q4.(1 point) Test case #1 (S1=0, S2=0, S3=1) y=0�(Your Screen Shot / circuit board / switches / LEDs)
Make photo resolution around 1280x720 to keep PowerPoint file small
Q5.(1 point) Test case #2 (S1=0, S2=1, S3=0) y=0�(Your Screen Shot / circuit board / switches / LEDs)
Q6.(1 point) Test case #3 (S1=0, S2=1, S3=1) y=0�(Your Screen Shot / circuit board / switches / LEDs)
Make photo resolution around 1280x720 to keep PowerPoint file small
Q7.(1 point) Test case #4 (S1=1, S2=0, S3=0) y=0�(Your Screen Shot / circuit board / switches / LEDs)
Make photo resolution around 1280x720 to keep PowerPoint file small
Q8.(1 point) Test case #5 (S1=1, S2=0, S3=1) y=1� (My Screen Shot) (Replaced with your screen shot)
Q9.(1 point) Test case #6 (S1=1, S2=1, S3=0) y=1�(Your Screen Shot / circuit board / switches / LEDs)
Make photo resolution around 1280x720 to keep PowerPoint file small
Q10.(1 point) Test case #7 (S1=1, S2=1, S3=1) y=1�(Your Screen Shot / circuit board / switches / LEDs)
Make photo resolution around 1280x720 to keep PowerPoint file small
Q11.(2 points) Summarize Test Results
SW2
SW1
SW0
LED3