Programming Languages

Compact SystemVerilog for Synthesis

Online Live

Workshop

The continuously rising demand for highly complex programmable logic in combination with ever-increasing clock rates hold challenges for the users. SystemVerilog (IEEE 1800) as the successor of the already very popular Verilog Hardware Description Language (HDL) brings all features to describe logic in a scalable and reusable fashion, extending the design methods seamlessly into verification. It has become a major tool of choice in FGPA and ASIC designs, supported by virtually all EDA vendor tools.

In this workshop, SystemVerilog is presented using a set of modern and powerful HDL-based design techniques that support a high design quality for any physical target. The examples and labs during the sessions aim at FPGA fabric as a demonstration vehicle for language features, while SystemVerilog is even more established in ASIC designs. The course presents the SystemVerilog concepts and core syntax and fosters insight into its successful usage. Also, attendees are introduced to basic modular design elements as well as principal verification approaches set within the hardware programming language.

All theoretical topics are complemented with PC-based exercises in synthesis and simulation. Within these exercises, the attendees will create multiple SystemVerilog modules that constitute a larger design context. The development cycle will be closed by implementing and - for the face-to-face attendees - porting such a design onto an FPGA evaluation board, allowing you to gain insight into device configuration and observability of an operational design. Attendees of the online live training will do the practical exercises in the afternoon on their own.

The extended SystemVerilog features for verification are not covered in this agenda. To gain insight into these language features, please review the workshop »SystemVerilog Advanced Verification for FPGA Design« or consult PLC2 Training.

Course language: English

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Contact

Michael Schwarz

+49 7664 91313-15

michael.schwarz@plc2.de

Details

Applicable technologies

Generic, AMD FPGAs and adaptive SoCs

Requirements

Basic knowledge of digital technology

Duration

3 days

Fee (net per person)

€ 1,900

Inclusive

Training material

Agenda

Introduction

SystemVerilog concepts

Keywords

Data types

Net and variable data types

Aggregate types

Arrays and strings
User defined types and type casting

Operators

Data flow modeling

Continuous assignments
Blocking assignments

Procedural statements

Control flow statements

Functions and tasks

Hierarchy constructs

Module and packages
Generate statements
Interfaces

Introduction to FSM design

Testbenches

File I/O

Application Programming Interfaces (API)

DPI, PLI/VPI

Targeting AMD FPGAs

Dates

Compact SystemVerilog for Synthesis

Online

Nov 27, 2024

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Available formats for this training

Compact SystemVerilog for Synthesis

3 days

€ 1,900

Online Live

Compact SystemVerilog for Synthesis

3 days

€ 2,300

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