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The VHDL Cookbook.pdf

July 6, 2008 · Filed Under Electrical Engineering  · Tags: , ,

The purpose of this book is to give you a quick introduction to VHDL. This is done by informally describing the facilities provided by the language, and using examples to illustrate them. This booklet does not fully describe every aspect of the language. For such fine details, you should consult the IEEE Standard VHDL Language Reference Manual. However, be warned: the standard is like a legal document, and is very difficult to read unless you are already familiar with the language. This booklet does cover enough of the language for substantial model writing. It assumes you know how to write computer programs using a conventional programming language such as Pascal, C or Ada.

Contents:

  • Introduction
    • Describing Structure
    • Describing Behaviour
    • Discrete Event Time Model
    • A Quick Example
  • VHDL is Like a Programming Language
    • Lexical Elements [ Comments ~ Identifiers ~ Numbers ~ Characters ~ Strings ~ Bit Strings ]
    • Data Types and Objects [ Integer Types ~ Physical Types ~ Floating Point Types ~ Enumeration Types ~ Arrays ~ Records ~ Subtypes ~ Object Declarations ~ Attributes ]
    • Expressions and Operators
    • Sequential Statements [ Variable Assignment ~ If Statement ~ Case Statement ~ Loop Statements ~ Null Statement ~ Assertions ]
    • Subprograms and Packages [ Procedures and Functions ~ Overloading ~ Package and Package Body Declarations ~ Package Use and Name Visibility ]
  • VHDL Describes Structure
    • Entity Declarations
    • Architecture Declarations [ Signal Declarations ~ Blocks ~ Component Declarations ~ Component Instantiation ]
  • VHDL Describes Behaviour
    • Signal Assignment
    • Processes and the Wait Statement
    • Concurrent Signal Assignment Statements [ Conditional Signal Assignment ~ Selected Signal Assignment ]
  • Model Organisation
    • Design Units and Libraries
    • Configurations
    • Complete Design Example
  • Advanced VHDL
    • Signal Resolution and Buses
    • Null Transactions
    • Generate Statements
    • Concurrent Assertions and Procedure Calls
    • Entity Statements
  • Sample Models: The DP32 Processor
    • Instruction Set Architecture
    • Bus Architecture
    • Types and Entity
    • Behavioural Description
    • Test Bench
    • Register Transfer Architecture [ Multiplexor ~ Transparent Latch ~ Buffer ~ Sign Extending Buffer ~ Latching Buffer ~ Program Counter Register ~ Register File ~ Arithmetic & Logic Unit ~ Condition Code Comparator ~ Structural Architecture of the DP32 ]

This PDF cookbook is available FREE at Technical Aspects of Multimodal Systems (TAMS) @ Hamburg University website, we merely collect the information, we are neither affiliated with the author(s), the website and any brand nor responsible for its content and change of content. (Read our disclaimer here or here before you download the document from the website written above by clicking the below link).

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