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    This document describes a student project to create a digital alarm clock using an FPGA board. It includes an abstract that outlines the key features of the alarm clock such as displaying the time in hours and minutes, setting the time and alarm, and sounding an alarm. It also includes sections that describe the literature review on previous alarm clock FPGA projects, the block diagram of this alarm clock design, the algorithm used, potential applications, and references. The goal is to implement the basic functionality of a digital alarm clock on an FPGA board.

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    Hope Foundation’s

    Finolex Academy of Management &


    Technology, Ratnagiri
    Academic Year 2021-22
    Department of Electronics and
    Telecommunication Engineering

    ALARM CLOCK USING FPGA

    GROUP MEMBERS:

    Karlekar Purva Prakash (X-19-0058)


    Prabhukhanolkar Pragati Madhusudan (X-19-0015)
    Pokade Siddhi Nitin (X-19-0009)
    Modak Nikhil Sudarshan (X-19-0011)
    ABSTRACT OF PROJECT :

    It is a time keeping digital alarm clock that displays time in hours and minutes. The goal of this
    design is to implement all of the basic features that one would normally expect to find on a standard
    digital alarm clock.
    Features such as standard twelve-hour time, clock/alarm setting functionality, an alarm snooze feature,
    and an alarm alert indicator.
    The aim of this project is to implement the functionality of a digital alarm clock on a FPGA. As soon
    as the FPGA is switched on, the clock starts.
    • The alarm can be set using the dip-switches provided on the FPGA board.This is indicated through
    the LEDs of the corresponding dip switch. The counter keeps rolling and as soon as the alarm goes
    off, a buzzer like soundis magnified via a speaker.
    LITERATURE SURVEY OF ALARM CLOCK
    USING FPGA
    Since over the years there has been huge development in science which have given rise to the digital system designs.
    In electronics and other technologies digital techniques are taking place of analogue techniques to perform operations.

    Digital systems outperform analogue methods in numerous ways. Many authours have made researches on how to
    reduce power requirement and increase flexibility and performance. The development of FPGA board is part of the
    research.

    • Waqar Hussain stated in his research paper named ‘Basics of field programmable gate arrays’ the need of FPGA
    (Field Programmable Gate Arrays). It also stated fututre scope and applications of the same. It gave clear idea
    about internal architecture of FPGA. It also explained about design flow and importance of time, power analysis,
    area. From this paper we can clearly understand FPGA
    BLOCK DIAGRAM OF ALARM CLOCK USING FPGA
    ALGORITHM
    OF PROJECT
    APPLICATIONS OF ALARM CLOCK USING
    FPGA

    • This project uses all digits of the display. Both 24 hour and 12 hour formats are available.
    • By extending the project we can display (dd/mm/yy).
    • Clock can be modified for using it in various purposes.
    REFERENCES

    Burian, Christopher J. “LCD Technical FAQ”,http://www.repairfaq.org/filipg/LINK/F_Tech_LCD.html,


    1996
    • “LCD (programming & pinouts)”,http://www.repairfaq.org/filipg/LINK/F_LCD_progr.html, 199
    • Constantin, J., Houlmann, R., Preyss, N., Walenta, N., Zbinden, H., Junod, P., & Burg, A. (2017). An
    FPGA-Based 4 Mbps Secret Key Distillation Engine for Quantum Key Distri bution Systems. Journal of
    Signal Processing Systems, 86(1), 1-15. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11265-015-1086-1
    THANK YOU!

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