On my first day of internship, Dr Shawn talked me through a git branching model and I proceed to study more on Git for the rest of the day. Then, I spent the following two days studying witty and web application. On the fourth day, Dr Shawn came to the Read more…
After much reading and some calculations, I learnt that theoretically the ideal bits of the LFSR counter in my design should result in the range of 300 µs to 5 ms debounce time. The width had to be quite large since the FPGA board clock speed was 100 MHz. For Read more…
With the deadline approaching, I spent the last week making sure that the application is accessible and user-friendly enough for the end user. This was mainly accomplished with the use of CSS. With that done, I continued with deploying the program on the tablets. However, there was an issue with Read more…
This makes my 11th week with Aeste. I started off by implementing the generation of the RNG key which is to be read from the flash and performing even more trials to make sure it works exactly the way I believed it did, which Dr. Shawn stressed. Because most interns including myself half-ass everything Read more…
I start this week by working with PostgreSQL which is a new thing for me. I have to learn how to use it first before I start. So basically this week I try to familiarize myself with PostgreSQL and doing some SQL commands to solve fix the bug. But in Read more…
For this week, I work on instantiating the modules. Each signals’ name need to be the same as object’s name. For example, a signal named ‘ack_i’ should have an output like ‘B1_ack_i’ as ‘B1’ is the object name. This is achieved by using substring in an AUTO_TEMPLATE. Then I make Read more…
I basically did the text processing part on the first day of this week. By using regex, the program is able to read through a template and output the signals’ name on a Verilog file. But this technique is not suitable as the user has to make sure that the Read more…
This week I have started doing my first task which is I have to deal with SQL. At first I have to struggle a little bit to understand how SQL works in CakePHP. Luckily Dr Shawn gave me some tips and advices. He said I can work with SQL inside Read more…
Modifying the debouncer design was how this week started and end for me. I used a counter for my previous design but this was not recommended by Dr. Shawn since it takes up a lot of space and the design could be simplified even further just by using a Linear Read more…
After delaying the comparative algorithm aspects of the application for some time, it was great being able to finally make some implementable progress on it this week. It began with the primitive idea of using the normal distribution to estimate relative difference in scoring between two players based on the Read more…