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Military Time Alarm Clock Design

The project aims to design an alarm clock using a system controller approach that displays military time from 00:00 to 23:59. The clock has inputs to set the current time and alarm time, increment time values, and enable the alarm. It outputs the current or alarm time displayed in hours and minutes, indicates if the alarm is enabled, and triggers an alarm if the current time matches the set alarm time. Registers store the current hour, minute, second, and alarm hour and minute values.

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Military Time Alarm Clock Design

The project aims to design an alarm clock using a system controller approach that displays military time from 00:00 to 23:59. The clock has inputs to set the current time and alarm time, increment time values, and enable the alarm. It outputs the current or alarm time displayed in hours and minutes, indicates if the alarm is enabled, and triggers an alarm if the current time matches the set alarm time. Registers store the current hour, minute, second, and alarm hour and minute values.

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Digital System Design Project ALARM CLOCK

Project Aim
To design an alarm clock using the system controller approach. The clock uses military time (00:00 23:59).

Project Description
Inputs:
CLK: a 2 Hz clock signal. AON: (alarm on) when asserted, alarm is enabled. SALARM: (set alarm) when asserted, o DHR is AHR (DHR is display hr and AHR is alarm hr) o DMIN is AMIN(DMIN is display minute and AMIN is alarm minute) o HRUP, MINUP will increment AHR, AMIN (respectively) at 2 Hz while SALARM remains asserted. STIME: (set time) when asserted, o DHR is HR o DMIN is MIN o HRUP, MINUP will increment HR, MIN (respectively) at 2 Hz while STIME remains asserted HRUP: when asserted with SALARM, increments AHR. When asserted with STIME,increments HR. No effect if neither SALARM nor STIME is asserted. Increments continue at 2 Hz while HRUP remains asserted. MINUP: when asserted with SALARM, increments AMIN. When asserted with STIME, increments MIN. No effect if neither SALARM nor STIME is asserted. Increments continue at 2 Hz while MINUP remains asserted. Overflow of AMIN or MIN does not cause AHR or HR to increment. SNOOZE: when asserted, causes AMIN to be incremented by one. Increments occur at 2 Hz while SNOOZE remains asserted. Note : SALARM has priority over STIME.

Outputs:
DHR[4:0] displays the hour (a binary number between 0 and 23). DHR[4] is the MSB. Note: can display either the hour of day or the hour that the alarm will sound, depending on SALARM and STIME. DMIN[5:0] displays the minute (a binary number between 0 and 59). DMIN[5] is the MSB. Note: can display either the current minutes-past-the-hour or the minutespast-the-hour that the alarm will sound, depending on SALARM and STIME. AENABLED: (alarm enabled) asserted when AON is asserted. This causes a led to be turned on. ALARM: asserted when AON is asserted, STIME and SALARM are not asserted,and HR= = AHR and MIN = = AMIN. This causes an led to be turned on for 1 minute.

Data units:
HR[4:0]: a 5-bit register holding the current hour of the day (0-23). HR[4] is the MSB. MIN[5:0]: a 6-bit register holding the current minute of the hour (0-59). MIN[5] is the MSB. SEC[5:0]: a 6-bit register holding the current second of the minute (0-59). SEC[5] is the MSB. AHR[4:0]: a 5-bit register holding the alarm hour (0-23). AHR[4] is the MSB. AMIN[5:0]: a 6-bit register holding the alarm minute (0-59). AMIN[5] is the MSB.

Note: When SEC overflows, MIN should be incremented; when MIN overflows, HR should be incremented provided STIME is not asserted. LCD display can be interfaced to display the time on the Xilinx board and a buzzer if available can be used to indicate the working of the alarm.

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