Used VHDL, a Basys 3 FPGA, an Analog Discovery 2, and Vivado to develop a Morse Code converter with another classmate that accepted user key input and outputted the corresponding morse code signals.

Required big picture planning that could be broken down into individual components and ultimately strung together.

All work in this class was done remotely, giving me more experience with independent work but also remote collaboration.

This set of images shows examples of state machines and block diagrams that were used to develop the individual components and overall system.