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VHDL language. Design of programmable logic circuits (edition 2)
ID: 27163
Kevin Skahill
| Author: Kevin Skahill ISBN: 83-204-2974-9 Format: 185 x 235, 640 pages Publisher: WNT |
| About the book |
| Here is a book in which the reader will find a description of the syntax and properties of the VHDL language. He will also learn about his functions and procedures. They will learn how to build a digital model in this language and what are the basic principles of designing combinational and sequential circuits and the implementation of state machines. He will learn about the method of hierarchical design, especially in the case of complex digital circuits, as well as methods for optimizing the layout in terms of the way of data transfer, as well as the methods of creating digital vectors. After reading this book, he will be familiar with issues related to logical synthesis and project implementation in the merged reprogrammable structure. The substantive value of the textbook raises numerous examples and a short dictionary of concepts related to VHDL, as well as an attached compact disc with a computer program that allows simulation and synthesis of simple digital circuits. The book is intended for students of electronics and automation at technical universities, as well as for engineers involved in the design of digital control systems. Table of Contents Preface Technical consultation by Addison-Wesley Chapter 1. Introduction Chapter 2. Basics of programmable logic circuits Chapter 3. Declarations of the design unit and architectures Chapter 4. Creating combinational and sequential logic circuits Chapter 5. Designing the state machine Chapter 6. Hierarchy in complex projects Chapter 7. Functions and procedures Chapter 8. Synthesis and implementation of the project Chapter 9. Optimizing the data path Chapter 10. Creating a test environment Members Appendix A. Installation of the WARP system and viewing documentation in the direct mode Appendix B. Reserved words (key) Appendix C. A short VHDL language manual Dictionary of terms Selected bibliography Index |
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