Last updated 9/2020
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.66 GB | Duration: 9h 3m
From VHDL basics to sophisticated testbench coding
What you'll learn
Practical FPGA and ASIC RTL design using VHDL
Requirements
Basic understanding of electronics and logic
Description
Twelve lectures, starting from the basics of VHDL, including the entity, architecture, and process. Explanations of the difference in sequential and concurrent VHDL. Discussions of good synchronous design methodology. Demonstrations on how to use the Altera Modelsim and Xilinx Vivado simulators. Six lab projects for hands-on experience, with the instructor showing how he would have done each lab.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction to VHDL , a first look
Lecture 1 Why VHDL
Lecture 2 First VHDL design
Lecture 3 Acquiring a VHDL simulator
Lecture 4 Download and install Altera Modelsim
Lecture 5 Download and install Xilinx Vivado Simulator
Lecture 6 Vivado Simulator Demonstration
Lecture 7 Modelsim (Altera Quartus) Demonstration
Lecture 8 Alternate Lab 1 Solution using Vivado
Section 2: Concurrent and Sequential VHDL
Lecture 9 The VHDL Process
Lecture 10 Concurrent and Sequential Statements
Lecture 11 VHDL Hierarchy
Lecture 12 Testbench Demo with Vivado
Lecture 13 Testbench Demo with Modesim
Section 3: RTL
Lecture 14 Understanding the Flip-Flop
Lecture 15 Synchronous Design Methodolgy
Lecture 16 RTL Styles
Section 4: VHDL Types
Lecture 17 Multivalue logic (std_logic)
Lecture 18 Logic Arrays and Variables
Lecture 19 State Machines
Section 5: VHDL Operators
Lecture 20 VHDL logical and relational operators
Lecture 21 Math Operators
Lecture 22 Functions, Procedures, and Packages
Section 6: Verification
Lecture 23 Verification
Lecture 24 Self Checking Testbenches
Beginner FPGA or ASIC designer
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