FPGA Library
The Project F Library includes handy Verilog designs from across Project F.
Read the Verilog Library Announcement or visit the Library on GitHub.
FPGA Graphics
Learn graphics at the hardware level, create games and demos, improve your FPGA design skills:
- FPGA Graphics - learn how displays work and animate simple shapes
- Pong - race the beam to create the arcade classic
- Hardware Sprites - fast, colourful, graphics with minimal resources
- Ad Astra - demo with hardware sprites and animated starfields
- Framebuffers - driving the display from a bitmap in memory
- Life on Screen - the screen comes alive with Conway’s Game of Life
- Lines and Triangles - drawing lines and triangles with a framebuffer
- 2D Shapes - filling and animating shapes
- Simple 3D - models and wireframe rendering (draft coming soon)
Hello
A three-part introduction to FPGA development and Verilog with the Digilent Arty or Nexys Video boards:
- Part 1: Hello Arty 1 and Hello Nexys 1
- Part 2: Hello Arty 2 and Hello Nexys 2
- Part 3: Hello Arty 3 and coming soon for Nexys
Cookbook
Hardware & Devices
- Memory Types - understand FPGA memory types, including BRAM, HBM, SRAM, and DRAM
- Initialize Memory in Verilog - use $readmemh and $readmemb to initialize RAM or ROM
- Video Timings: VGA, SVGA, 720p, 1080p - work with standard monitors and TVs
Maths
- Fixed Point Numbers - precision without floating-point complexity
- Division - simple division algorithm for integers and fixed-point
- Sine & Cosine - lookup sine and cosine from ROM
- Square Root - calculate square roots for integers and fixed-point
Tools & Testing
- Verilog Simulation with Verilator and SDL - blazingly fast way to simulate your designs
- Verilog Lint with Verilator - quickly check your Verilog designs
- Building iCE40 FPGA Toolchain on Linux - building an open source FPGA toolchain for iCE40
- FPGA Tooling on Ubuntu 20.04 - testing FPGA tools with Ubuntu 20.04 Focal Fossa
News
- 2021: May