Created on 15 Oct 2021

This implementation of Pong will build on the 18-240 lab project as a completely digital hardware version of Pong. Instead of implementing the entire game on a single FPGA, we will use two FPGAs to drive two monitors. The communication between the two FPGAs will be something ludicrous, like audible Morse code or flashing QR codes.

@wnace	@anirudhp	@bohanyu	@allin

Part	Cost	Quantity	Total
Pi Zero W	$14.00	2	$28.00
Pi Zero W (with headers)
Camera for Pi Zero	$19.95	2	$39.90
Camera for Pi Zero
E-Ink Gizmo for Circuit Playground	$21.95	2	$43.90
Extend and expand your Circuit Playground projects with a bolt-on E-Ink Gizmo that lets you add a lo
Circuit Playground Bluefruit	$24.95	2	$49.90
Circuit Playground Bluefruit is our third board in the Circuit Playground series, another step towar
Acrylic Sheet	$39.99	1	$39.99
Acrylic for laser cutting
Joystick	$16.95	2	$33.90
Joystick for user inputs
Neopixel Bars	$5.95	4	$23.80
Neopixel bar to show pretty lights
Arcade button: Red	$2.50	2	$5.00
Arcade button: red
Arcade button: Blue	$2.50	2	$5.00
Arcade button: Blue
Arcade button: Green	$2.50	2	$5.00
Arcade button: Green
Arcade button: Yellow	$2.50	2	$5.00
Arcade button: Yellow
Arcade button quick connects	$4.95	1	$4.95
Arcade button quick connects
Project Totals:		24	$284.34
Track 1 Base Budget:			$250.00
Preferred Vendor Budget Bonus:			$50.00
Remaining Budget:			$15.66

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