CMPE212: LABORATORY Discussion Hours: Fri 1:00 – 1:50PM in ITE 227

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CMPE212: LABORATORY Discussion Hours: Fri 1:00 – 1:50PM in ITE 227 Fri 2:00 – 2:50PM in ITE 242 (optional) * Most of the slides are courtesy of previous TA: Rashidul Islam and Patrick Sykes

Your TAs Hasibul Hasan Email: ha@umbc.edu Office Hour: Fri 11:00 AM to 12:30 PM (ITE334)

Lab Grade Attendance 10% Completion 30% Clean bench 10% Did you show up? Completion 30% Did you complete the lab? Clean bench 10% Did you clean up afterwards? Lab Assignment 50% Lab assignment will be provided once in a month. You will be asked to solve it in your Lab hour. Total No. of Lab assignment: 4 Good News: No need to submit any Lab report

Equipment: Power Supply Modules Meter selection keys Adjust knob Resolution select keys Output On/Off key Adjust Voltage or Current? Power Supply Outputs

Equipment: Function Generator Select Function Select Frequency Select Amplitude Write value Choose digit Inc/dec digit Output on

Equipment: O-scope Auto Set Measure Option buttons Vertical position Some O-scopes have a “menu off” button, but most in our lab do not. Vertical position Vertical scale factor Horizontal scale factor Horizontal position Autoset function will be your “best friend”. It obtains a stable waveform display for you. It also automatically adjusts the vertical and horizontal scale.

Equipment: Multimeter (DMM) Dial Decides whether you’re reading voltage, current, or resistance. Also sets your max. limit. Ports COM (black) is common ground Red ports for measuring volt./cur./res.

Equipment: Cables Banana jack – Alligator clips Multimeter leads BNC – Alligator clips to Circuit to DMM to DC Power Supply to Circuit to Function Generator OR O-scope to Circuit

Equipment: Electronic Elements Resistors Breadboards Breadboard wires LEDs 7-segment displays Chips (ICs)

Lab1: Be Familiar with Equipment & Make a Simple Circuit Make the following circuit. Maximum Vcc=5V Pow. Sup. The resistor is VERY important!!!! :O Long leg of the LED is + Short leg of the LED is – I will pass out the 330 ohm resistors, LEDS, and breadboards. At the end of class, return the resistors and LEDs, but leave the breadboards at your stations. Banana jack – Alligator clips

Resistors 1st band - 1st digit of the resistor value 2nd band - 2nd digit of the resistor value Multiplier - decimal multiplier (×100, ×101, ...) Tolerance - tolerance of the resistor value as a percentage Orange Orange Brown= 330 ohm Brown Black Red = 1K ohm ...OR Black Brown Orange Brown Black Orange = 10K ohm

BreadBoard

An Introduction to Verilog Hardware Description Language (HDL) Basic idea is a programming language to describe hardware Initial purpose was to allow abstract design and simulation Design could be verified then implemented in hardware Now Synthesis tools allow direct implementation from HDL code. Large improvement in designer productivity

Verilog A hardware description language (HDL) to describe: Wires Registers Connection to Registers Clock Pulses Verilog is NOT an object oriented language Verilog uses “modules” instead of functions and methods

Verilog Syntax is similar to C. Modular implementation of circuit components: Modules form the building blocks of circuit components. Bigger modules are made up of smaller modules. 2 different ways to program (“Levels of Abstraction”): Behavioral Structural …more on these later

HDL HDL: Programming language used to describe the behavior of an electronic circuit. Uses simulations to test and verify a circuit’s functionality. Difference between HDL’s and other programming languages: HDL’s include a notion of time.

Tasks Make group with two team members Send below info to ha@umbc.edu Name and email address of each member One email from each group