Verilog Digital System Design Tutorial

Author: Xia Yuwen
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: This book introduces the methods and techniques for designing complex digital logic circuits and systems using hardware description language (VerilogHDL) modeling, simulation, and synthesis, which have been gradually promoted in the United States and other advanced industrial countries since the 1990s. Starting from the basic concepts of algorithms and computation, the book breaks down complex algorithms into simple operational steps, explaining how to ultimately implement complex digital logic systems using hardwired logic circuits. The book is divided into four parts, plus an appendix. Part I is the beginner's section, consisting of 8 chapters; Part II is the intermediate section, with 10 chapters; Part III is the practical section, featuring 12 selected experimental examples. The final part is the Verilog hardware description language reference manual, known as the syntax section, which is provided for learning and reference purposes.
Breaking away from traditional chapter structures, the book organizes content by "teaching hours" and "lectures," presenting VerilogHDL knowledge in a progressive manner—from simple to complex, from typical to general. This step-by-step approach enables undergraduate and graduate students in electronic and computer engineering, as well as design engineers in related fields, to master VerilogHDL technology and elevate China's IC design and complex digital system design to a new level.
This book is suitable as a teaching material for senior undergraduate and graduate students in electronic engineering, automatic control, and computer science. It can also be used for self-study and reference by other engineering professionals.