VHDL Design Guide (Second Edition)

Author: Ashenden (USA) Ashenden, Huang He
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: The complexity of electronic digital systems increases exponentially over time. In fact, the continuous reduction in product life cycles and the increasing demands for product reliability have forced electronic product designers to significantly enhance the quality and yield of their designs. The development of VHDL is in line with this trend. By leveraging complexity management and error detection techniques from the field of software engineering, VHDL can eliminate irrelevant details, adopt process-independent descriptions, detect errors early, and increase portability and reusability between gate-level and system-level models. This book covers various versions of VHDL, including VHDL-87, VHDL-93, and VHDL-2001. It provides a detailed explanation of the modeling tools offered by the VHDL language and demonstrates its usage through examples. Whether you are an experienced engineer or a student looking to enter the field, you will benefit from this book.