Chisel is a hardware construction language and description tool used to define digital circuits. It functions as a generator that converts high-level hardware descriptions into synthesizable Verilog code for use in ASIC and FPGA design. The project enables the creation of parameterizable hardware templates and reusable digital components. It leverages functional and object-oriented programming patterns to transform complex circuit representations into finalized hardware descriptions. The toolset covers the register-transfer level design workflow, allowing users to model digital circuits usin
A platform agnostic driver to interface with the MAX7219 (LED display driver)
This is a MicroPython driver for the FT6x06 touch chip used by many touch displays. The chip uses i2c to communicate with the host, with an interrupt to signal when touch data is available. This driver can be used both via a callback triggered by an interrupt and using just data polling,…
This MicroPython driver is for TTP229-BSF capacitive keypad on ESP8266/ESP32. Tested on both ESP8266 (WeMos D1 mini) and ESP32 (BPI:bit) with v1.11 firmware.