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Quartus Prime Projects Repository for DE10-Nano Development Kit

This repository contains a collection of Quartus Prime projects implemented on the DE10-Nano development kit, which is based on the Cyclone V FPGA. The projects are written in Verilog and provide a starting point for developing FPGA-based applications using the DE10-Nano board.

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Introduction

The DE10-Nano development kit is a powerful platform for developing FPGA-based applications. This repository aims to provide a collection of Quartus Prime projects on the DE10-Nano board. Each project is implemented in Verilog, a hardware description language widely used in FPGA implementation.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

Before you can use the projects in this repository, you need to have the following software and hardware components:

  1. Quartus Prime: Make sure you have Quartus Prime installed on your development machine. You can download the latest version of Quartus Prime from the Intel website.

  2. DE10-Nano Development Kit: You need to have the DE10-Nano development kit, which is based on the Cyclone V FPGA. Pin assignment for the projects is based on schematics of DE10-Nano. If you're using any other FPGA, make sure to change the pin assignment by taking schematics as reference.

Implementation

To get started, follow these steps:

  1. Clone this repository to your local machine using the following command:

git clone https://github.com/AbhiramMundru/verilogWorkspace.git

  1. Open the Quartus Prime software and select the desired project from the repository.

  2. Follow the project-specific instructions provided in the project's README file to build, program, and test the project on the DE10-Nano development kit.

Usage

Each project in this repository comes with its own set of instructions and documentation. To use a specific project, navigate to the project's directory and follow the steps outlined in the project's README file. Make sure you have Quartus Prime installed and the DE10-Nano development kit connected to your machine.