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For your EE 227 project, each group/individual will be implementing a different design. Undergraduates are allowed to implement the project in groups of 2 or 3. Individual projects are also allowed. For graduate students, projects will be individual. | For your EE 227 project, each group/individual will be implementing a different design. Undergraduates are allowed to implement the project in groups of 2 or 3. Individual projects are also allowed. For graduate students, projects will be individual. | ||
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* other encryption/decryption algorithms | * other encryption/decryption algorithms | ||
Your designs are expected to be done in Verilog, synthesized, and characterized in terms of power, area and speed. You are to submit an IEEE-formatted paper for your report, and a zip file containing your design and testbench files. |
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For your EE 227 project, each group/individual will be implementing a different design. Undergraduates are allowed to implement the project in groups of 2 or 3. Individual projects are also allowed. For graduate students, projects will be individual.
Some possible projects (for undergrads):
- 8- or 16- bit processor
- image filtering
- other encryption/decryption algorithms
Your designs are expected to be done in Verilog, synthesized, and characterized in terms of power, area and speed. You are to submit an IEEE-formatted paper for your report, and a zip file containing your design and testbench files.