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The document introduces the Qsys tool in Quartus II, which allows designing digital hardware systems by configuring components like processors, memories, and I/O interfaces in a graphical interface. It generates the hardware system to be operated by the user. The steps shown include running Qsys, inserting a clock, Nios II processor, on-chip memory, I/O, and interface modules, connecting the modules, setting simulation options, and generating Verilog code for the designed system in Quartus II. The conclusion states that Qsys is a flexible tool that allows prototyping hardware virtually with more freedom.

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Lab Report 01

The document introduces the Qsys tool in Quartus II, which allows designing digital hardware systems by configuring components like processors, memories, and I/O interfaces in a graphical interface. It generates the hardware system to be operated by the user. The steps shown include running Qsys, inserting a clock, Nios II processor, on-chip memory, I/O, and interface modules, connecting the modules, setting simulation options, and generating Verilog code for the designed system in Quartus II. The conclusion states that Qsys is a flexible tool that allows prototyping hardware virtually with more freedom.

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Introduction to Qsys Tool

OBJECTIVE:
To implement the Project using Qsys tool in Quartus II.
INTRODUCTION:
Altera’s Qsys system integration tool is used to design digital hardware systems that
contain components such as processors, memories, input/output interfaces, timers. The Qsys
tool allows a designer to design some desired system by configuring the components in a
graphical user interface. It then automatically generates the hardware system that is to be
operated by the user.
1) Run the Quartus II 13.0 software, Run the Qsys tool.

Figure 1: Quartus Start-up Window

2) The Qsys tool user interface is as

Figure 2: Qsys Tool Interface


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3) Insert the clock which of 50 MHz and it is External clock named clk_0

Figure 3: Setting Clock

4) Insert the Nois ii/e processor by Clicking the Embedded Processor > Nios II Processor

Figure 4: Setting Nios II Processor


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5) Insert the On chip memory module by clicking the memories and memory Controllers>
on chip> on chip RAM ROM:

Figure 5: Inserting On-chip memory Module

6) Insert the I/O’s i.e. 8 Bit input Switches and 8 Bit Output LEDs.

Figure 6: Configuring I/O's


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7) Make the Memory Modules Connections

Figure 7: Connecting Memory Modules

8) Insert the Interface Module i.e. JTAG UART

Figure 8: Interface Module JUAG UART


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9) Make the Memory Modules Connections

Figure 9: Qsys Configuration Window

10) Make the connection of the memory with the Nios ii Processor.

Figure 10: Connecting Modules


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11) Make the connection:

Figure 11: Complete Design

12) Set the Simulation options and generate the Qsys project for Quartus II

Figure 12: Generating Verilog Code

CONCLUSION:
The Qsys tool proves to be a flexible & versatile engineering tool that promises to allow
designers to prototype a hardware with more freedom, virtually. The hardware descriptive
language is a more economical solution of experimentation & research of more exotic hardware
designs.

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