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VHDL Circuit Simulation Part 2: Stimulus Generation and Behavior Verification

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Welcome to the second part of our webinar series on VHDL circuit simulation. In this session, we will focus on generating diverse stimuli for simulation purposes and verifying behavior within the simulated environment. Join us to explore advanced stimulus generation techniques and behavior checking in VHDL simulations through practical examples.

This session is designed for experienced VHDL users, engineers, FPGA designers, and enthusiasts looking to expand their knowledge of VHDL simulation by mastering stimulus generation and behavior verification. Join us to gain practical insights and hands-on experience in advanced VHDL simulation techniques.

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Michael Schwarz

+49 7664 91313-15

michael.schwarz@plc2.de

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Duration

11-12 am CEST

Agenda

01

Generating stimulus for simulation

• Creating simple stimulus data for VHDL simulations
• Exploring techniques to generate random stimulus data to test different scenarios
• Understanding how to read stimulus data from external files for simulation purposes
• Generating analog-type stimulus data for comprehensive testing

02

Checking behavior in VHDL simulation

• Verifying SETUP TIME requirements in the simulated environment
• Checking for HOLD TIME compliance within the VHDL simulation

03

Practical examples and demonstrations

• Real-world examples illustrating the generation of diverse stimuli for VHDL simulations
• Demonstrations showcasing behavior checking techniques within the simulated environment

04

Q & A

Dates

VHDL Circuit Simulation Part 2: Stimulus Generation and Behavior Verification

WE

Online

Jul 23, 2024

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