Digital Alarm Clock ⏰

This project implements a digital alarm clock using Verilog. The design is targeted for the BASYS3 FPGA board and includes several modules for handling different functionalities.

👥 Group Members

• Adham Gohar
• Toqa Hassanein
• Khadeejah Iraky

📁 Project Structure

• Diagrams: Contains design diagrams.
  • ASM_Design.png: ASM design diagram.
  • Block_Diagram.png: Block diagram of the project.
  • FSM_Design.png: FSM design diagram.
• Logisim_Evolution_Design: Placeholder for Logisim Evolution design files.
• src: Contains the Verilog source files for different modules.
  • ClockDiv.v: Clock divider module.
  • Debouncer.v: Debouncer module.
  • DigitalAlarmClock.v: Main digital alarm clock module.
  • DigitalAlarmClock_C.v: Configuration for the digital alarm clock.
  • HourMinCounter.v: Hour and minute counter module.
  • MultiplexedOutput.v: Multiplexed output for the 7-segment display.
  • NBitCounter.v: N-bit counter module.
  • PushButtonDet.v: Push button detection module.
  • risingEdgeDet.v: Rising edge detection module.
  • SevenSegment.v: Seven-segment display module.
  • Synchronizer.v: Synchronizer module.
• constraints: Contains the Xilinx Design Constraints file.
  • DigitalAlarmClock_C.xdc: Constraints file for the digital alarm clock.
• README.md: Project documentation.
• .gitignore: Git ignore file to exclude unnecessary files.

🔧 Modules

1. Clock Divider: Generates slower clock signals from the main clock.
2. Debouncer: Handles switch debounce.
3. Digital Alarm Clock: Main module for the digital alarm clock.
4. Hour and Minute Counter: Manages hour and minute counting.
5. Multiplexed Output: Controls the 7-segment display multiplexing.
6. N-Bit Counter: N-bit counter for time counting.
7. Push Button Detection: Detects push button presses.
8. Rising Edge Detection: Detects rising edges of signals.
9. Seven Segment Display: Drives the seven-segment display.
10. Synchronizer: Synchronizes asynchronous signals.

🚀 Getting Started

To get started with this project, clone the repository and navigate to the src directory to view the source files.