Digital System Design and Verilog HDL

Author: Wang Jinming
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: This book introduces the methods of digital system design, CPLD/FPGA devices, typical EDA design software, and the VerilogHDL hardware description language in the order of "device—software—design language." It strives to cover the main techniques involved in digital system development while making careful selections and arrangements in the content. Using specific examples, the book provides a detailed introduction to the process of schematic design and text-based design development using QuartusⅡ and MAX+plusⅡ software. It also covers the use and interfaces of specialized development tools such as SynplifyPro/ModelSim. VerilogHDL digital design is a key focus of the book, with an emphasis on synthesizable designs, while also providing in-depth discussions on simulation and modeling. It explores design methods and optimization, supported by a wealth of validated digital design examples, offering a comprehensive and systematic explanation of VerilogHDL hardware design and development methods. The book's prominent features include a focus on practicality, close ties to teaching and research realities, and a rich selection of examples. The concepts are clear, the language is fluent, and the readability is strong. The book incorporates numerous figures and tables to enhance the effectiveness of the explanations. It can serve as a teaching text for undergraduate and graduate students in electronic engineering, communication engineering, instrumentation, and digital signal processing, as well as a reference for engineering technicians engaged in circuit design and system development.