Verilog HDL Program Design Tutorial

Author: Wang Jinming
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book provides a systematic and comprehensive introduction to VerilogHDL programming, with a focus on synthesizable designs, while also offering in-depth coverage of simulation and modeling. Based on the Verilog-1995 standard, it thoroughly introduces the syntax, grammar, and statements of VerilogHDL, as well as the writing of synthesizable programs, simulation programs, implementation of general digital logic, and the implementation of complex logic and algorithms. The book discusses methods and techniques in design, supported by numerous verified design examples, explaining all aspects of Verilog program development in an accessible manner. It also introduces the new syntax structures added in Verilog-2001. With a practical approach as its starting point, the book covers the use of typical EDA software and interfaces, as HDL language learning and application must rely on a certain EDA environment. This book can serve as a teaching text for senior undergraduate and graduate students in electronic engineering, communication engineering, and related fields, as well as a reference for circuit design and system development engineers.