Tag Archives: computer engineering
Creating Morse Code Using The HCS08 Microcontroller
Recently I was faced with the task of sending data out of a HCS08 microcontroller wirelessly. I had only one pin available to me and decided to effectively create Morse Code so that my receiver could decode the signal without … Continue reading
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Tagged C++, coding, computer engineering, Freescale, microcontroller
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Using SPI EEPROM 25AA512 On An HCS08 Microcontroller
This post will go to the forum eventually. I need to fight with my hosting people first and get them to bump the limit on the amount of memory PHP can use. So, for now, you can get all the … Continue reading
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Tagged C++, computer engineering, forum, Freescale, microcontroller
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Calculate Min Max and Average Using Assembly
This assembly program reads in 8, 8-bit numbers and is able to calculate the min, max, and average of those numbers. The code has been optimized for speed, but if compact code is what you want, by all means use … Continue reading
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Tagged Assembly, CE, coding, computer engineering, FPGA
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Digital Design with Pipeline 6 Bit Registers
This SLSL / ‘sudo verilog’ program implements the digital design of a pipeline having multiple registers, an adder, and multiplication architecture. The program can easily be re-implemented in Verilog at your discretion. SLSL is a wonderful language that allows for … Continue reading
Posted in Verilog, comp-e, forum
Tagged CE, coding, computer engineering, forum, FPGA, Verilog
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Nexys 2 Spartan 3 FPGA Arrives
It took a week to get it from Washington state, but it’s finally here. My gorgeous Nexys 2 board I ordered from Digilent. It uses the Xilinx Spartan 3-e chip and has a lot of nice extra features that the … Continue reading
Digital Design Implementing 8085
All op codes are not represented / implemented in this design however adding them should be very straight forward. This digital design utilizes a bus in order to achieve high efficiency and throughput. The design is scaled back a bit … Continue reading
Robots /o_O\
Robots are fun, robots are cool, robots will defeat the zombies that are coming! Well, not quite, but robots are coming to the comp-e.com forum. I will be posting Matlab code dealing with kinematics and perception ( robot movement and … Continue reading
COMP-E Forum
Hey all, The COMP-E forum is starting to grow as I add and encourage others to add usefull new content. Here is a list and quick link guide to all the current topics on the forum. Signals & Systems Digital … Continue reading
Engineering Hell
What’s a website for computer engineers without a little bit of humor? While comp-e.com is here to give you a place to talk tech, we also find it important to give you the utmost in daily delights. After all, we … Continue reading
Welcome To COMP-E.COM
Welcome to COMP-E.COM, a website geared towards those with a computer engineering, computer science, or electrical engineering background. With a focus on low level programming languages like C, C++, Verilog, and VHDL, along with topic specifics like microcontrollers, robotics, and … Continue reading