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How To Implement Your First VHDL Design on FPGA

Learn VHDL Syntax and realize a simple design on FPGA using VHDL starting from scratch
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Learn a good approach on Digital Design on FPGA
Learn Basic VHDL Syntax
Start VHDL Design on FPGA
Simulate VHDL Design using Modelsim
Debug VHDL Design
Layout VHDL Design on FPGA
Configure an FPGA and test a VHDL design

Requirements

  • Basic of boolean algebra
  • Basic of digital electronics
  • Desire to learn

Description

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This course is not sponsored or affiliated with Udemy, Inc.

Do you like to start with VHDL without pain?

Here you can watch a complete example about how to implement your first VHDL design on FPGA.

You will learn step by step how to implement a simple VHDL design on FPGA starting from the architecture definition to the FPGA layout.

During this course, you will learn how to:

  • Define hardware architecture
  • Write the VHDL code
  • Simulate your VHDL code using ModelSim
  • Debug the VHDL code
  • Layout on FPGA
  • Test the design

You start to learn how to write a good VHDL/RTL and how to approach the FPGA world.

In the VHDL Syntax section you can learn the VHDL Syntax, all what you need to start with VHDL

Happy learning!

Surf-VHDL Team!

Who this course is for:

  • This course is for people who love Digital Design
  • Desire to learn how to start good gesign on FPGA using VHDL
  • Want to learn VHDL an need an easy introduction to the language

Course content

3 sections • 8 lectures • 1h 5m total length

  • Introduction top the course
    02:46
  • The 10 steps to implement a good VHDL design on FPGA
    00:07

Instructor

SURF VHDL
The Easiest Way to Learn VHDL
SURF VHDL
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We want to support FPGA/ASIC junior and, why not, senior hardware designers in finding examples and useful hints for their VHDL designs.

Our target is to enable you to “surf” the VHDL:

We made the VHDL learning experience as simple as it can be.

We are sharing with you everything that actually helped ourselves in mastering the VHDL.

We strongly believe in knowledge sharing as one of the most important means to improve this world.

We would very much appreciate your cooperation either by submitting your questions or by sharing the link to this website with friends and colleagues

Enjoy the experience!