Introduction Sound Bite One word: FROGGER!! Why Frogger? We chose Frogger for several reasons. First, we believe that it is an entertaining game, which is complex enough to implement as a project. Second, Frogger allows us to use knowledge that we have acquired in this class about TVs and NTSC signals. Lastly, Frogger brings back […]
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Introduction : For our final project, we decided to create the classic game of Battleship that was displayed on a TV and controlled by keypad inputs. We both enjoyed playing the board game when we were young and we occasionally would do battle against each other online while at university. So we thought, why not
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Introduction For our final project, we have decided to build a minesweeper game with a microcontroller and a PS/2 mouse to be displayed on the TV. Minesweeper is a famous game that comes with the MS-Windows operating system, and the objective of the game is to determine the location of mines on the board. Minesweeper
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INTRODUCTION The DomMeter is a car performance meter that measures acceleration to compute values important to car enthusiasts. Specifically, the DomMeter calculates the 0-60mph time, 0-30mph time, 0-100mph time, quater mile, eighth mile time and braking time, the max acceleration during that interval, distance travelled in feet and max horse power generated (after drag, roll
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News April 27, 2003 The project is due for us tomorrow, since we have the Monday evening lab slot. We spent a little time in the lab fixing the last few bugs, tweaking a little, and taking some pictures. We have an enclosure for the hardware so it’s not just a bare circuit board with
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