JSilicon: A dual-mode 8-bit CPU core designed entirely from scratch by an AI major during mandatory military service in South Korea. This open-source Verilog project proves that real silicon design — from ALU to CPU architecture — is possible even under the most extreme constraints.
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SystemVerilogApache-2.0#8bit-cpu#alu#asic#chip-design
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Project homepage ↗This work is based on PYNQ-Z2 development board provided by organizer, and adopts the cooperation scheme of hardware and software to build a DMA based image data cache transmission system. On this basis, Verilog HDL was used to design the axi4-stream interface based IP core for image processing, so as to build a high real-time moving target detection system. In our design, we focus on the optimization of processing pipeline, improve the traditional frame difference method, and achieve the optimization goal of saving logical resources through the accumulation compression and reconstruction expansion of cached background frames.
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VHDLMIT
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This project is to design yolo AI accelerator in verilog HDL.
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VerilogNo license#accelerator#ai#darknet-yolo#darknet19
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This is a practice of verilog coding
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This is a project meant to be run on an FPGA that was Implemented in the Verilog HDL using Xilinx ISE design suite.
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Advanced encryption standard (AES) algorithm has been widely deployed in cryptographic applications. This work proposes a low power and high throughput implementation of AES algorithm using key expansion approach. We minimize the power consumption and critical path delay using the proposed high performance architecture. It supports both encryption and decryption using 256-bit keys with a throughput of 0.06 Gbps. The Verilog language is utilized for simulating the design and an fpga & ASIC chip has been used for the hardware implementations. Experimental results reveal that the proposed AES architectures offer superior performance than the existing VLSI architectures in terms of power, throughput, and critical path delay.
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VerilogNo license#asic#fpga#hdl#rtl
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