- Chapter1: Introduction to Verilog hardware description language
- Chapter 2: Verilog Structure
- 2.1 Modules
- 2.2 Structural Design with Gate Primitives and the Delay operator
- 2.3 Structural Design with Assignment Statements
- 2.4 Structural Design with using Modules
- 2.5 Behavioral Design with Initial and Always blocks
- Chapter 3: Verilog Syntax Details
- 3.1 Structural Data Types: wire and reg
- 3.2 Behavioral Data Types: integer, real, and time
- 3.3 Number Syntax
- 3.4 Behavioral Design with blocking and non-blocking statements
- 3.5 Arrays, Vectors, and Memories
- 3.6 Operators
- Chapter 4: Verilog Design Flow
- Step 1: Create RTL Design Models and Behavioral Test Bench Code
- Step 2: Functionally Simulate your Register-Transfer-Level Design
- Step 3: Convert RTL-level files to a Gate-level model with a Synthesizer
- Step 4: Perform Gate Level simulations with FPGA or ASIC libraries
- Optional Step: Gate-level simulation with SDF timing information
|
|
1 comment:
did you create this site? Strikingly nobody has claimed credit for it....
Post a Comment