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    This document proposes an FPGA-based Pong game project. It will implement the classic Pong game of two players using paddles to hit a ball back and forth in a simulated table tennis game. The game will run entirely on an FPGA with input from push buttons as controllers and output to a VGA monitor for display. Block diagrams show the system architecture and VHDL structural programming of the key components - ball controller, two player paddles, image logic, and VGA raster generator. It will track the position of the ball and paddles to enable bouncing and scoring which is displayed on a 7-segment display. The target FPGA and interface components are also listed.

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    This document proposes an FPGA-based Pong game project. It will implement the classic Pong game of two players using paddles to hit a ball back and forth in a simulated table tennis game. The game will run entirely on an FPGA with input from push buttons as controllers and output to a VGA monitor for display. Block diagrams show the system architecture and VHDL structural programming of the key components - ball controller, two player paddles, image logic, and VGA raster generator. It will track the position of the ball and paddles to enable bouncing and scoring which is displayed on a 7-segment display. The target FPGA and interface components are also listed.

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    FPGA Based Pong Game

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    This document proposes an FPGA-based Pong game project. It will implement the classic Pong game of two players using paddles to hit a ball back and forth in a simulated table tennis game. The game will run entirely on an FPGA with input from push buttons as controllers and output to a VGA monitor for display. Block diagrams show the system architecture and VHDL structural programming of the key components - ball controller, two player paddles, image logic, and VGA raster generator. It will track the position of the ball and paddles to enable bouncing and scoring which is displayed on a 7-segment display. The target FPGA and interface components are also listed.

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    De La Salle Lipa

    College of Information Technology and Engineering


    Electronics Engineering Department

    Final Project Topic Proposal


    FPGA Based Pong Game

    Group 3 & 5
    Ariola, Nicole
    Castillo, Ken Teejay
    Keeler, Henry James
    Unico, Lharsen
    Visleo, Raymund
    Supea, Alfonsus Alybert Jr. P.
    Castillo, Erika Bianca D.
    Falcunaya, Deus Carl
    Latade, Adrielle Kent V.

    Engr. Robert G. De Luna, PECE


    Instructor
    05 November 2016

    I.

    Abstract
    Pong is one of the earliest arcade video games and the very
    first sports arcade video game. It is a table tennis sports game
    featuring simple two-dimensional graphics. The game aims to
    defeat an opponent in a simulated table-tennis game by earning a
    higher score.
    This paper presents the creation of the Pong Game running
    on an FPGA with a computer display connected to it. The game is
    optimized to work on VGA monitor. It requires two player which will
    use two controllers (keyboard and mouse). The game has two pads
    (red and blue) drawn on the screen, the white ball is also drawn
    and the background is painted in black. Everything is implemented
    in hardware on an FPGA.

    II.

    Block Diagram
    A. System Block Diagram
    Fig. 1. The block diagram of the FPGA-based Pong Game

    Cyclone

    Push
    Button
    Key

    Audio
    Controlle
    r

    VGA
    Controlle
    r

    Audio
    Block

    VGA
    Raster

    Monitor

    B. VHDL Structural Programming


    Fig. 2. The block diagram of the FPGA-based Pong Game

    RO
    M
    RO
    M
    RO
    M

    Ball
    Controller
    Paddle
    1

    VGA
    Raster

    Cyclone II
    FPGA

    Image
    Logic

    Push
    Button
    Action

    Controller
    Paddle 2
    Controller

    Video Out

    Up, down

    III.

    System Of Operation
    For the FPGA based Pong Game, the positions of objects
    must be considered or tracked. In this game, left paddle, right
    paddle and the ball are the only objects that can be seen on the
    monitor. The paddle enables the ball to bounce back. The
    movements of the paddles are controlled using the push button and
    processed by the FPGA. There are two variables used the
    current and next position. The next position data is transferred to
    the current position variable and the Display units outputs the
    correct VGA signals. The score would be displayed in 7-segment
    display.

    IV.

    Target Device/ Components


    VGA Monitor displays the interface of the game.
    Push Button acts as controller for the game.
    FPGA control center of the system

    V.

    Projected Inputs/Outputs
    Component

    Input/Output

    Push Button

    Input

    VGA Monitor

    Output

    No. of Pins

    VGA port

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