VHDL for FPGA design
George H. Olsen, W.O. McDermith
Abstract
George H. Olsen, W.O. McDermith
Abstract
VHDL is a language used to describe digital circuits. It is a powerful language, originally intended for simulation, but is now being applied to synthesis. Descriptions of digital hardware in VHDL can be described in terms of structure, behavior, or a mixture of the two description styles.
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VHDL is a language used to describe digital circuits. It is a powerful language, originally intended for simulation, but is now being applied to synthesis. Descriptions of digital hardware in VHDL can be described in terms of structure, behavior, or a mixture of the two description styles.
Key concepts: VHDL, Hardware description language, Computer science, Field-programmable gate array, Computer architecture, Digital electronics, Register-transfer level, Logic synthesis