Course: Numeric types
There are many beliefs about using numeric types like signed, unsigned, integer, and real in VHDL. Let’s find out precisely what the limitations are!
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Course: Tools for debugging VHDL designs
FPGA projects are challenging to debug, and that’s because it’s hard to understand what’s going on in the design. But once we gain insight and see the complete picture, problems often melt away.
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Course: Clock divider
Learn to use Xilinx’s MMCMs to derive clocks, create a gated clock, and write a run-time configurable clock divider without sacrificing timing using the BUFGCE primitive.
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Course: Run-length encoding in VHDL
$59Learn how to implement run-length compression in VHDL! We will create encoder and decoder modules, a self-checking testbench, and implement it on an FPGA board.
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Course: Protected type string list
Learn to create a dynamic string list in VHDL based on Python’s list class. Use a protected type to store any number of strings of any length during simulation.
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Course: Delta cycles in-depth
Understanding how delta cycles work in VHDL is key to becoming proficient in FPGA design. This course teaches you how signal scheduling works in simulation.
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Course: Makefile-based workflow for Lattice
Learn to convert a Lattice iCEcube2 GUI project into a Makefile-based workflow. Manage your FPGA implementation project entirely from the command line.
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Course: Script-based workflow
Learn how to structure a VHDL project with multiple submodules. Use scripts to derive the compile order, launch simulations, and run regression tests.
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Dot Matrix VHDL and FPGA Course
Original price was: $297.$148.50Current price is: $148.50.Learn how to create a VHDL project from scratch with self-checking testbenches. Dot Matrix is the most extensive course VHDLwhiz has ever made.
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Course: FPGA and VHDL Fast-Track
$27Hands-On for Absolute Beginners. Understand the basics of FPGA development using VHDL in a few evenings!
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VHDL modules: Sorting algorithm FPGA implementations
This demo project contains five VHDL implementations of two hardware-friendly sorting algorithms: (Odd-even) Brick sort and Selection sort.
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VHDL registers UART test interface generator
$39This tool generates a VHDL module and a Python script to read from or write to any number of custom FPGA registers using UART.
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