Combinatorial and sequential logic.
At the end of this course, students will be able to:
- Implement the VHDL part of coding for synthesis.
- identify the differences between behavioral and structural coding styles
- distinguish between coding for synthesis and coding for simulation
- Use concurrent and sequential control structures to regulate information flow.
- Simulate a basic VHDL design
- Write a VHDL testbench and identify simulation-only constructs.
This course is an introduction to the VHDL language. Emphasis is placed on writing solid, synthesizable code and sufficient simulation to write a viable testbench. Structural and register transfer (RTL) coding styles are covered.
The software we used was ModelSim XE, the most useful simulation software in the industry.
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At the end of this course and project, students will be able to:
- Implement the VHDL part of coding for synthesis.
- identify the differences between behavioral and structural coding styles
- distinguish between coding for synthesis and coding for simulation
- Use concurrent and sequential control structures to regulate information flow.
- Simulate a basic VHDL design
- Write a VHDL testbench and identify simulation-only constructs.
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Evaluation by teaching / Practical work
