The objectives of the
proposed project, Development of Universal Asynchronous Receiver/ Transmitter
are;
1. To design a serial asynchronous receiver
and transmitter communication with standard I/O serial devices.
2. To design a UART that can be prototyping
Altera DE2, then testing and debugging the prototype in system.
3. To analyze the features of UART technology and
make comparison with other existing UART technology.
4. To implement the asynchronous
receiver-transmitter in Altera DE2 board to achieve fast prototyping and design
verification.
5. To learn and expertise using Verilog HDL
and Altera DE2.
BENEFITS / CONTRIBUTION
Based on the objectives
above this device would provide some original contribution in the Development
of UART interface using Verilog HDL. The main original contributions of this
project can be stated briefly as follow:
Benefit/contribution for
using Verilog HDL:
1. Compiled code speed and ability to create
distributable EXEs and DLLs.
2. Powerful, flexible, and scalable design
(open, connects to external libraries and third-party tools)
3. Easy to learn, use, maintain, and upgrade
(intuitive graphical programming, using graphical constructs)
4. One tool for design, prototyping and
deployment
5. Multidisciplinary use (same easy graphical
programming language for different applications and domain experts in different
disciplines in science and engineering)
6. Tight software-hardware integration
(supports wide variety of data acquisition and embedded control devices)
7. Multicore-ready design (intrinsic
parallelism) and support for different hardware acceleration technologies
(DSPs, FPGAs, and GPUs as coprocessors)
8. Multiplatform (Windows, Mac OS, Linux,
RTOSs)
Benefit/contribution of
using Universal Asynchronous Receiver/ Transmitter:
1. A UART
may be used when:
i. High speed is not required
ii. An inexpensive communication link between two devices is required
2. UART communication is very cheap
3. Single wire for each direction (plus
ground wire)
4. Asynchronous because no clock signal is
transmitted
5. Relatively simple hardware
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