Analog and Digital Programmable Devices and Circuit Design

Author: Tang Linbao/Chen Heng et al.
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Publish Date: 2003-11-01
Features: This book introduces the System-on-Chip (SoC) programming technology used in modern electronic system design (analog and digital), and is divided into three parts. Part 1 introduces the principles and structures of new in-system simulation and digital programmable devices. It can be specifically categorized as follows: In-system digital programmable logic devices: ispLSI series, ispMACH4A series, ispMACH4000 series; Field-Programmable System-on-Chip (FPSC); Infinite reconfigurable, programmable gate arrays (ispXPGA and ispXPLD), and other devices; In-system programmable analog devices: ispPAC10, ispPAC20, ispPAC30, ispPAC80, ispPAC81 devices. Part 2 discusses the VHDL language and new development software. It introduces the methods of using the VHDL hardware description language for circuit design and simulation, with a focus on the usage of analog in-system programmable device development software PACDesigner and digital in-system programmable device development software ispLEVER. Part 3 provides examples of analog and digital electronic system design. Through these examples, readers can gain an in-depth understanding of the characteristics of modern electronic system design. Additionally, it introduces the experimental system for in-system analog devices. The appendix provides the necessary materials for SoC programmable device design. This book can serve as a reference for engineering technicians engaged in electronic product development and production, as well as a textbook and teaching reference for relevant courses in universities and colleges specializing in electronic engineering, communication engineering, industrial automation, instrumentation, and computer application technology. It is also suitable as a training manual for enterprises.