VHDL Design: Representation and Synthesis (2nd Edition) (2nd Edition, with CD-ROM)

Author: U.S. Armstrong
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Publish Date: 2002-05-01
Features: VHDL is a mainstream hardware description language. This book differs from general VHDL language textbooks and traditional logic design books. It integrates the introduction of VHDL language into design at different abstraction levels, comprehensively and deeply explaining design techniques from high-level models to gate-level implementations, supplemented by typical examples. It enables readers to gain a comprehensive understanding of digital system design knowledge while effectively mastering the VHDL language and its application methods at various design levels, as well as mastering design techniques based on VHDL. This book places emphasis on the introduction of design methods and fundamental concepts, presented in an accessible manner. Each chapter is also equipped with a large number of targeted exercises, making it highly suitable as a textbook for undergraduate and graduate students in electronic engineering, computer science, and related VLSI design courses. It can also serve as a reference for relevant engineering professionals. For those planning to self-study this content, this book is an invaluable resource.