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Circuit Synthesis with VHDL

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The course »Circuit Synthesis with VHDL« is part of a free series of PLC2 seminars for beginners.

Programmable logic devices, such as FPGAs, have been established in all areas of our daily life. They are used in mobile phones, IoT devices, automobiles, and data centers. The areas of application are as diverse as their size. They serve as protocol adapters, signal converters, or accelerators to analyse video, radar, and sensor data. VHDL is a powerful hardware description language which meets all requirements to design a digital circuit of this scale. Various abstraction mechanisms enable the developer to create such designs quickly and effectively. VHDL already eliminates various programming errors during the design. Typically, VHDL is used at the Register Transfer Level (RTL) to design digital circuits of any complexity. Furthermore, VHDL can be used to integrate larger subcircuits on the system level. In addition to the VHDL language constructs for synthesis, the language offers various functionalities to describe complex verification models. Hence, it is possible to verify digital circuits from a simple gate to the System on Chip (SoC) in advance.

In this seminar, selected aspects of the hardware description language VHDL, based on the language revision IEEE Std. 1076-2008, will be covered.

Course language: English

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Michael Schwarz

+49 7664 91313-15

michael.schwarz@plc2.de

Details

Applicable technologies

All Xilinx® FPGAs including SoCs

Requirements

Basic understanding of digital circuit technology
Basic understanding of concepts of any programming or scripting language

Duration

1 day

Inclusive

Training material
Beverages during breaks
Lunch

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Agenda

Inroduction to VHDL

History and future of VHDL
Language concept
Hardware modelling techniques
Design flow

Hardware description with VHDL

Entity/architecture
Package
Library/context

Language elements

Signals, variables, constants
Processes and concurrency
Control structures
Functions/procedures
Generic descriptions

VHDL types

Predefined types and operators
User-defined types
Attributes

Dates

Circuit Synthesis with VHDL

Stuttgart

Oct 17, 2023

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Circuit Synthesis with VHDL

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