VHDLwhiz Membership
$39This subscription-based training program supports you in becoming successful in VHDL design. Join the community and build your confidence as an FPGA engineer.
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Course: QSPI NOR Flash memory VHDL interface
Learn to create a Flash memory controller in VHDL for storing non-volatile data in FPGA projects. This course covers page program (write), read, and erase operations using the quad SPI bus.
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Course: Testbench reuse using VUnit and VHDL configurations for Wishbone bus verification
Learn to combine VHDL configuration statements with VUnit to maximize testbench utilization and automate test cases for Wishbone bus BFM and RTL DUTs.
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Course: Getting started with PetaLinux
$59Learn to implement system-on-chip (SoC) designs using embedded Linux for AMD Xilinx FPGAs. This course gives you the skills to succeed with PetaLinux on Zynq-7000 (ARM) devices.
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Course: Source-synchronous data bus: VHDL design and timing constraints for high-speed FPGA interfaces
Learn to design and implement high-speed source-synchronous parallel data buses in FPGAs using VHDL.
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Course: Transaction-level BFM design in VHDL using Python and AI
Create a bus functional model (BFM) for a VHDL module with multiple configuration options. Learn to make a system that generates custom BFMs for any interface variant the DUT can have.
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Course: Snake game on FPGA: Real-time VHDL simulation with GUI
Implement the classic Snake game on an FPGA with a 128×32 OLED display. Create a custom GUI to play the game in real-time using the Questa VHDL simulator.
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Course: Functional coverage-driven VHDL testbench using UVVM
Learn to implement constrained random testing methods with the UVVM VHDL verification framework. Create self-checking testbenches that discover more corner case bugs.
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Course: VHDL audio mixer using FPGA DSP blocks
Learn to create a stereo audio mixer using VHDL and multiplier (DSP) primitives in an FPGA and use a Python GUI to control the four input channels.
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Course: VHDL synthesis: From code to hardware
Learn to recognize which logic elements common VHDL design patterns describe. Think like an FPGA engineer by focusing on the underlying hardware rather than code.
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Course: Signal guards and delays in VHDL
Learn to use guarded blocks to disconnect signal drivers conditionally, and VHDL features like postponed processes and delay modeling mechanisms.
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Course: Pmod OLED controller: Display text and graphics with an FPGA
Connect an LED panel to your FPGA design to show messages or images. See how to read pixel data from a file into block RAM using VHDL.
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