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FPGA-Based Model Elevator is a digital system implemented in VHDL on an FPGA board. It features sensor-based floor detection, PWM-driven motor control, and a FIFO memory for managing user requests. An FSM governs the elevator logic, ensuring smooth, efficient, and realistic operation.

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FPGA Based Elevator Model

Overview

This project implements a model elevator system using an FPGA board, programmed in VHDL, and designed through logical circuit design principles. The system integrates sensor inputs, motor control via PWM, and a FIFO-based memory module to store and process user requests.

The design simulates real-world elevator operations while demonstrating digital system design techniques and hardware-level control using FPGA resources.

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Sensor Integration: Detects elevator position and floor requests.

Motor Control with PWM: Smooth bidirectional control of the elevator motor.

FIFO-Based Memory: Stores user inputs (floor requests) and processes them in order.

Priority Handling: Ensures efficient scheduling and avoids input conflicts.

State Machine Control: Implements elevator logic (idle, moving etc.).

Scalable Design: Easily expandable for additional floors or features.

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FPGA-Based Model Elevator is a digital system implemented in VHDL on an FPGA board. It features sensor-based floor detection, PWM-driven motor control, and a FIFO memory for managing user requests. An FSM governs the elevator logic, ensuring smooth, efficient, and realistic operation.

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