10 Translated Phrases From English to Japanese
 Hello=Konnichi wa
How are you?=Ogenki desu ka?
I'm fine=Genki desu
Thank you very much=Argatou gozaimasu
You are welcome=Do itashimashite
How do you do?=Hajimemashite
My name is=Watashi no namae wa
I am a student=Watashi wa gakusei desu
I came from America=Amerika kara kimashita
It was nice to meet you=Dozo yoroshiku onegaishimasu

 

Audacity Audio

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School Assignment. 3K Run

7-bit to double dabble algorithm to 7-segment display

7-bit input, 127 MAX

QR Code Assignment

Blog Link

 

 

Business Pros of QR Codes

3-bit calculator

 

 

Console

The console consists of 3-bit number pad, memory reset, add/subtract differentiation, and an input selector.

The display, which consist of 0-14, shows the output of the two variable inputs.

When subtracting, input A has to be bigger than input B.

This 3-bit Calculator consists of console, decimal to binary, 2:1 MUX, 3-bit adder/subtractor, 4-bit decoder, 7-segment encoding arrays, and the 7-segment display.

1-Wide RAM Cell

 

 For those of you that don't know, RAM stands for Random Access Memory. It has 4 functions (standard). Input, write, read, and output. To input without toggling the memory cell, I used a BUD switch (Block Update Detector). I used a "Powered Rail" to update the BUD switch therefore leading a signal upwards to the output. For the controlled output or "Read", I used a solid block that will saturate the signal into the block, and pass it on to the output.

Functioning Stoplight

 
The stoplight works completely independently, and the timings can be changed to your liking. The stoplight is dependent off of a hopper clock that will toggle the green light (rising edge) , then during the falling edge the yellow, then red light will appear. There is a railroad track that actually stops you during a red light.