Digital System Design: Verilog Implementation

Author: Xia Yuwen (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Based on the book "From Algorithm Design to Hardware Logic Implementation - Design Techniques and Methods for Complex Digital Logic Systems Using VerilogHDL" (2001 Higher Education Edition), this book has undergone numerous revisions, supplemented with new content from the Verilog2001 standard, added progressively deeper common design examples, and gradually transitioned to the explanation of engineering design case studies. To ensure readers of all levels benefit, the first eight chapters of the textbook can serve as an introductory resource for undergraduate students, while chapters nine to eighteen are suitable as reference material for senior undergraduates or graduate students studying digital system design, or as self-study guides for young engineers with a foundation in digital circuits. Each chapter is estimated to require approximately two hours for lecture or reading. Summaries and review questions are provided at the end of each chapter to help students reinforce the classroom content. The book is accompanied by a CD-ROM and a VerilogHDL syntax manual, along with a supplementary workbook for experimental exercises. The CD-ROM includes lesson plans created in PowerPoint for reference by both teachers and students, as well as numerous pre-entered practice examples for students to directly emulate, modify, and reference to quickly master Verilog design methods. The book is rich in content and keeps pace with the latest developments in digital design technology, making it suitable as a textbook for computer, electronic technology, and related disciplines, as well as a reference for engineering and research professionals. Building on the introduction of modern digital system design methodologies, the book explains common VerilogHDL syntax and delves into the core of digital system design methods.