We supply comprehensive VLSI laboratory kits to universities and institutions, featuring 100+ hands-on experiments across 10 specialized modules, including digital design, DSP, AI/ML acceleration, and SoC development. Our turnkey solutions include industry-standard FPGA boards (Zynq, Spartan-7, Artix-7, and Altera), complete courseware, and technical documentation, enabling institutions to deliver job-ready training for VLSI careers.
Device
FPGA XC35400-PQ208 (or specify your FPGA model)
Power Supply: 2.5V, 3.3V & 1.2V regulated power rails
Onboard Function Generator:
Square and Triangular wave generation
Frequency range: 40 to 100 KHz with fine and coarse selection
Amplitude variable: 0 to 2Vp-p forboth waveforms
Offset adjustment for triangular wave
Onboard Motor Interface
Stepper motor: 12 VDC, 200 steps/revolution
DC motor: 12V DC with reversible un-polarized connection
Onboard Relay Interface
One NO and NC contactusing 12-VDC relay
Onboard Buzzer Interface
Analog Inputs
ADC: AD7938 (1.5 MSPS, 12-bit) with 4 channels.
Thermistor interface on ADC channel 4.
Anti-aliasing filter on ADC channel 1 with adjustable time constant.
Analog Output
DAC: TLV5619 (12-bit, 100 ns conversion time)
Reconstruction filter with adjustable time constant
Onboard Applications
Traffic light controller FSM
Elevator controller FSM
User Interface:
16 input switches
4×4 LED matrix
4×4 matrix keyboard
Two 7-segment displays
16×2 character LCD display
Programming Interface
USB-JTAG configuration
An on-board breadboard for prototyping
JTAG to USB programming cable included
Interfacing ADC-DAC
Stepper motor, DC motor, Relay interface, Buzzer interface, seven segment display & LCD interface
Implementation of multiplexer, decoder, encoder, flip-flop
2-bit comparator, binary to graycode converter, adder and subtractor
Design of arithmetic logic unit
Generating ramp waveform using DAC
Traffic light controller
Two-floor elevator controller
Temperature sensing using ADC-DAC interfacing and display on LCD
Application using LED matrix
PRBS generator
