FPGA Circuit Design Part 1: Synchronous and Asynchronous Design Techniques
Webinar
Welcome to the first segment of our webinar series on FPGA circuit design.
In this session, we will delve into fundamental concepts of synchronous and asynchronous design techniques, working with RAMs, FIFOs, and designing state machines in AMD FPGA development.
This webinar is designed for FPGA designers, engineers, students, and enthusiasts aiming to strengthen their understanding of fundamental FPGA circuit design concepts. Join us to explore these essential concepts and their practical applications through examples.
Check out webinar part 2 of this series:
FPGA Circuit Design Part 2: Interfaces and Best Practices
Contact
Michael Schwarz
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Details
Duration
1 hourAgenda
01
Synchronous design vs. asynchronous design
• Understanding synchronous design techniques
• Exploring the intricacies of clock structure in synchronous designs
• Discussing pipelining strategies for improving performance in synchronous designs
• Analyzing the significance of reset structure in maintaining synchronous behavior
• Overview of asynchronous design: Contrasting features and considerations
02
Designing with RAMs and FIFOs
• Understanding distributed RAMs and their utilization in FPGA designs
• Utilizing block RAMs and their advantages in FPGA-based projects
• Leveraging FIFOs for efficient data storage and retrieval in FPGA designs
03
Designing with state machines
• Understanding the principles and applications of state machines in FPGA development
• Exploring the design methodologies and practical considerations when implementing state machines
04
Practical examples
• Real-world examples illustrating the application of synchronous and asynchronous design techniques, RAMs, FIFOs, and state machines in FPGA development
05
Q & A
Dates
FPGA Circuit Design Part 1: Synchronous and Asynchronous Design Techniques
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Online
on demand
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