2026-04-13T09:59:40Zhttps://repository.lib.bcit.ca/oai/requestoai:repository.lib.bcit.ca:node-12802025-05-02T15:08:55Znode:1260oai_pmh:all_repository_itemsNintendo Entertainment System on chip
The Nintendo Entertainment System On chip was an attempt to build a working nes emulator using SystemVerilog on a DE0-NANO terasic development board. The project proved to be a colossal undertaking with a large number of missteps along the way. The end result was a working Picture processing unit capable of rendering graphics from genuine NES memory, and capable of rendering any screen that could be generated from a simple NROM-style nes game such as donkey kong. Additionally we also had a VGA video sync generator that was capable of generating digital video at a resolution of 640x480. Although the entire NES system was not able to be integrated in time, the end result was still quite impressive and leaves roads open for further development.
2017-04-18
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Li, Peter
Morgan, Cameron
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British Columbia Institute of Technology
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