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VHDL : programming by example.
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ISBN: 0071400702 Year: 2002 Publisher: New York : McGraw-Hill,

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Chapter 1: Introduction to VHDL Chapter 2: Behavioral Modeling Chapter 3: Sequential Processing Chapter 4: Data Types Chapter 5: Subprograms and Packages Chapter 6: Predefined Attributes Chapter 7: Configurations Chapter 8: Advanced Topics Chapter 9: Synthesis Chapter 10: VHDL Systems Chapter 11: High Level Design Flow Chapter 12: Top-Level System Design Chapter 13: CPU: Synthesis Description Chapter 14: CPU: RTL Simulation Chapter 15: CPU Design: Synthesis Results Chapter 16: Place and Route Chapter 17: CPU: VITAL Simulation Chapter 18: At Speed Debugging Techniques Appendix A: Standard Logic Package Appendix B: VHDL Reference Tables Appendix C: Reading VHDL BNF Appendix D: VHDL93 Updates

VHDL : modular design and synthesis of cores and systems.
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ISBN: 9780071475464 Year: 2007 Publisher: New York : McGraw-Hill,

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Chapter 1: Digital System Design Automation with VHDL Chapter 2: RTL with VHDL Chapter 3: VHDL Constructs for Structure and Hierarchy Descriptions Chapter 4: Concurrent Constructs for RT Level Descriptions Chapter 5: Sequential Constructs for RT Level Descriptions Chapter 6: VHDL Language Utilities and Packages Chapter 7: VHDL Signal Model Chapter 8: Hardware Cores and Models Chapter 9: Core Design and Testability Chapter 10: Design, Test and Application of a Processor Core APPENDIX A: VHDL KEYWORDS APPENDIX B: VHDL LANGUAGE GRAMMAR APPENDIX C: VHDL STANDARD PACKAGES APPENDIX D: STD_LOGIC_1164 Package APPENDIX E: STD_LOGIC_TEXTIO Package APPENDIX F: STD_LOGIC_ARITH Package APPENDIX G: STD_LOGIC_SIGNED APPENDIX H: STD_LOGIC_UNSIGNED APPENDIX I: math_real Package

VHDL for designers.
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ISBN: 0134734149 9780134734149 Year: 1997 Publisher: Harlow : Pearson,

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The specific goal of this work is not only to teach VHDL but also to describe how to use VHDL when designing an electronic system with modern design tools. The synthesis tools Synopsys, Mentor Graphics and ViewLogic are used. It describes both an academic approach to VHDL and how VHDL is used in real industrial projects, showing the difference between VHDL-87 and VHDL-93. The different types of test benches, and how they are built up and realized in VHDL are examined and the book also covers state machines, synthesis, design and test methodologies and laboratories.

Digital system design with VHDL.
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ISBN: 013039985X 9780130399854 Year: 2004 Publisher: Harlow Pearson

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Preface Introduction. Combinational Logic Design. Combinational Logic using VHDL Gate Models. Combinational Building Blocks. Synchronous Sequential Design. VHDL Models of Sequential Logic Blocks. Complex Sequential Systems. Simulating VHDL. VHDL Synthesis. Testing Digital Systems. Design for Testability. Asynchronous Sequential Design. Interfacing with the Analogue World. Appendix A VHDL Standards.Appendix B Verilog Appendix C Shared Variable packages Bibliography Answers to selected exercises

Vhdl : a starter's guide.
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ISBN: 0131457357 Year: 2005 Publisher: Upper Saddle River Prentice Hall

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For schools that wish to introduce VHDL into their undergraduate computer engineering sequence, VHDL is a complex language that is worthy of a dedicated course; yet this is not a practical option in most institutions. This companion text enables instructors to integrate the basic concepts of VHDL into existing courses. It is designed to develop an intuition and a structured way of thinking about VHDL models without spending a great deal of time on advanced language features. Yalamanchili gives students a thorough grounding in the basic concepts and language of VHDL, and encourages them to apply what they have learned using realistic examples. Concepts are followed by examples and tutorials.

The designer's guide to VHDL
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ISBN: 1558606742 9786611049287 128104928X 0080477151 0585456569 9780585456560 9781558606746 9780080477152 6611049282 Year: 2002 Publisher: San Francisco, CA Morgan Kaufmann

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Since the publication of the first edition of The Designer's Guide to VHDL in 1996, digital electronic systems have increased exponentially in their complexity, product lifetimes have dramatically shrunk, and reliability requirements have shot through the roof. As a result more and more designers have turned to VHDL to help them dramatically improve productivity as well as the quality of their designs. VHDL, the IEEE standard hardware description language for describing digital electronic systems, allows engineers to describe the structure and specify the function

VHDL made easy!
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ISBN: 0136507638 Year: 1997 Publisher: Upper Saddle River Prentice Hall

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1. Introduction. Goals of This Book. What Is VHDL? A Brief History of VHDL. How Is VHDL Used? The FPGA/ASIC Design Process. When Should You Use VHDL? When Should You Not Use VHDL? What About Verilog? What About PLD Languages? 2. A First Look At VHDL. Simple Example- A Comparator. Comparator Source File. Entities and Architectures. Entity Declaration. Architecture Declaration And Body. Data Types. Design Units. Structure Of A Small Design. More Typical Design Description. Levels of Abstraction (Styles). Sample Circuit. Comparator. Shifter (Entity). Concurrent and Sequential VHDL. Signals and Variables. Using a Procedure to Describe Registers. Using a Component to Describe Registers. Structural VHDL. Test Benches. Sample Test Bench. What Weve Learned So Far. 3. Exploring Objects and Data Types. Signals. Variables. Constants. Literals. Types and Subtypes. Scalar Types. Composite Types. Operators. Attributes. Type Conversions and Type Marks. Resolved and Unresolved Types. 4. Using Standard Logic. IEEE Standard 1164. Advantages of IEEE 1164. Using The Standard Logic Package. Std_logic_vector and Std_ulogic_vector. Type Conversion and Standard Logic. Standard Logic Data Types. Standard Logic Operators. Standard Logic Type Conversion Functions. Strength Stripping Functions. Edge Detection Functions. Miscellaneous Checking Functions. Standard 1076.3 (the Numeric Standard). Using Numeric Data Types. Numeric Standard Types- Unsigned and Signed. Numeric Standard Operators. Numeric Array Resize Functions. Numeric Type Conversion Functions. 5. Understanding Concurrent Statements. The Concurrent Area. Concurrent Signal Assignments. Conditional Signal Assignment. Selected Signal Assignment. Conditional vs. Selected Assignment. Procedure Calls. Generate Statements. Concurrent Processes. Component Instantiations. Delay Specifications. Signal Drivers. 6. Understanding Sequential Statements. The Process Statement. Using Processes for Combinational Logic. Using Processes for Registered Logic. Using Processes for State Machines. Specifying State Machine Encodings. Using Processes for Test Stimulus. Sequential Statements in Subprograms. Signal and Variable Assignments. If- Then-Else Statements. Case Statements. Loops. Loop Termination. 7. Creating Modular Designs. Functions and Procedures. Functions. Procedures. Parameter Types. Mapping of Parameters. 8. Partitioning Your Design. Blocks. Guarded Blocks. Packages. Package Bodies. Design Libraries. Package Visibility. Components. Mapping of Ports. Generics. Configurations. 9. Writing Test Benches. A Simple Test Bench. Using Assert Statements. Using Loops and Multiple Processes. Writing Test Vectors. Reading and Writing Files with Text I/O. Reading Non-tabular Data from Files. Creating a Test Language. Youre On Your Way...

Digital fundamentals with VHDL.
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ISBN: 0130995274 Year: 2003 Publisher: Upper Saddle River Prentice Hall

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This text is an adaptation of Floyd's best-selling Digital Fundamentals-widely recognized as the authority in digital electronics texts-that also applies basic VHDL concepts to the description of logic circuits. It introduces digital logic concepts and functions in the same way as the original book, but with an emphasis on PLDs rather than fixed-function logic devices. Fundamental concepts of digital logic form the core of the book, while VHDL is presented as a tool for implementing the digital logic in programmable logic devices. Complete, up-to-date coverage, from the basic digital logic concepts to the latest in digital signal processing, is provided.

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