FPGA Verilog Programming
About Course
The line between software and hardware engineering is blurrier than it might seem. Devices called field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs), whose physical attributes can be manipulated through the use of hardware description languages (HDLs), bridge the gap between programming software and programming hardware.
But FPGAs have been typically thought of as devices only hardware engineers can program. Thankfully, that is no longer the case, due to modern unified software platforms that plug into common development tools in order to make the process of programming FPGAs more accessible.
Indeed, software developers can also learn how to program FPGAs.
What Is an FPGA and Why Is It Used?
An FPGA is an integrated circuit (IC) equipped with configurable logic blocks (CLBs) and other features that can be programmed and reprogrammed by a user. The term “field-programmable” indicates that the FPGA’s abilities are adjustable and not hardwired by the manufacturer like other ICs.
This is your entry point into the amazing world of System On Chip (SOC)Design which can help you achieve your dream of a VLSI engineer.
Course Content
Vivado Installation
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Course Introduction and Software Download
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Installation Video
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Project Creation
What is FPGA?
Process Flow
Structural Modelling
Dataflow Modelling
Behavioral Modelling
Timing Delays in modelling
Heirarchical Module Representation
IP Block Management
Verilog Datatypes
Combinational Circuits
Data Storage Elements
Sequential Circuits
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