Hi. You would need to include the decimal point for the segments. So, the segment would be bit-width of 8 [7:0] with seg[7] being the decimal point, and include the dp in the constraints file from the master XDC file. And you would only want to turn that bit on for the anodes/digits that you want to turn on the dp, not every digit.
Hi, David. I like your work. I am a newbie in the FPGA, Verilog world. I am currently working on interfacing DHT11 sensor with an altera FPGA. I already completed with an ultrasonic range sensor but am stuck with this DHT11 sensor. Can you guide or help me with this one please?
I've only messed with sensors on Arduino, never on FPGA. I don't like to leave anyone hanging, but I'm not sure how much help I can be. In this matter you could probably teach me something. Pretty interesting that you got an ultra sonic sensor working with an FPGA. Whatever you need help with I will try to help.
Hello how would you turn on the decimal points to separate 100 sec , seconds, minutes, and hours
Hi. You would need to include the decimal point for the segments. So, the segment would be bit-width of 8 [7:0] with seg[7] being the decimal point, and include the dp in the constraints file from the master XDC file. And you would only want to turn that bit on for the anodes/digits that you want to turn on the dp, not every digit.
Hi, David. I like your work. I am a newbie in the FPGA, Verilog world. I am currently working on interfacing DHT11 sensor with an altera FPGA. I already completed with an ultrasonic range sensor but am stuck with this DHT11 sensor. Can you guide or help me with this one please?
I've only messed with sensors on Arduino, never on FPGA. I don't like to leave anyone hanging, but I'm not sure how much help I can be. In this matter you could probably teach me something. Pretty interesting that you got an ultra sonic sensor working with an FPGA. Whatever you need help with I will try to help.
@@dajoma36 Thanks. If I can get E-mail or something I can share with you my code for the DHT11 sensor and we can communicate.
Have you done this. I have an RTL design that I implemented on an Altera FPGA to interface it with a DHT22 sensor. Very similar to the DHT11
Nexys A7 is basically upgraded version of Basys3 😂
Yeah, pretty much. It has a bigger FPGA chip with more logic fabric, and more widgets.