Principle and Program Design of Programmable Logic Devices

Author: Wang Zhipeng
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book first outlines the history and future of electronic circuit development, focusing on the principles, programming, and application examples of medium-scale and large-scale integrated circuits, EPROM memory, GAL, and other programmable logic devices. It then systematically introduces the basic working principles of commonly used programmable logic devices. The book primarily focuses on digital circuit and system design, highlighting the use of EDA technology and large-scale integrated circuits to implement digital system design. Numerous successful examples in practical applications are provided to inspire readers to apply the learned fundamental knowledge to solve real-world problems. The book also emphasizes the role of hardware description language (HDL) in digital circuit design and systematically summarizes the key syntax points of VHDL. Based on this, the book uses VHDL as a tool to introduce several methods and techniques for describing circuits, provides examples of describing typical circuits, and explains the techniques in circuit design and programming practice. This book serves as an intermediate to advanced reading material for the application of VHDL in digital circuit design. It can be used as a textbook for senior undergraduate and graduate students in computer science, microelectronics, and semiconductor fields in colleges and universities, as well as a reference book for digital integrated circuit chip designers.