Using VHDL in FPGAs from the ground up
VHDL is a powerful programming language for developing FPGAs, but is useless without an in-depth understanding of digital design. This course provides the student a comprehensive working knowledge of both of these in parallel. VHDL describes digital logic, and, as such, is an ideal vehicle for developing a deep understanding of the functional power available in modern FPGA devices.
Digital design basics, including logic gates, binary/hexadecimal numbers, registers, shift registers, counters, timing diagrams, propagation/setup/hold timing
VHDL language basics, including VHDL file formats/libraries, coding logic equations, conditional statements, arrays, timing constraints
Coding, including case statements, state machines, coding from timing diagrams, while-loops, standard/unsigned types, VHDL components (modules), simulation
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Blaine Readler graduated from Penn State with a degree in electrical engineering, and has been developing complex digital systems for over thirty-five years. He has worked with major corporations such as IBM, General Electric, and Northrup-Grumman, as well as small start-ups. He has been designing with FPGAs since their introduction thirty years ago. He has written two FPGA-related reference books,...
Yes. I believe so. The explanations are very succinct and intuitive.
Nice presentations. Clear explanation. Well spoken and easy to follow.
Topics delivered in this course is similar to topics learned in college but in confusing order. This means that topics in this course is not sorted properly. The instructor made course introduction and introduction of each topics like in the middle of this course. Anyone first time learning this would get lost in path until they reached to introductory topics. It takes a lot of time until they get the idea of the topics of this course. I suggest rearranging topics of this course.
Excellent digital design/VHDL/FPGA introduction. The teacher is very good at explaining the concepts.
This man is the greatest.
this course fit my day to day job, which is plc programming
The course presents a very useful amount of exercises to check if the presented content was understood. The content is presented clearly, in a very concise and good understandable manner.
Don't hesitate. Honestly, the best online course I've taken on logic design related topics. Well presented and organized, it's really worth the time and the money. The instructor replies fast to any questions you have in mind. The assignments are great I learned a lot from them. The solution is usually explained in a video right after the assignment submission. Waiting for more courses by the same instructor.
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Yeah, im a computer Engineering major and this course definitely is enriching my knowledge in Digital Design