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VHDL for Simulation

VHDL for Simulation

VHDL is a strongly typed hardware description language which prohibits typical programming mistakes in the coding phase. Usually, VHDL is used on the register transfer level (RTL) to design digital circuits of any complexity. Apart from the language constructs for synthesis, VHDL offers a wide range of functionality to describe complex verification models. With recourse to already well-known VHDL language features, this LEC2 intensive workshop will deepen the knowledge in VHDL and enable the attendee to create simulations with the VHDL testbench concept.

To learn more about VHDL see also our training VHDL for Synthesis.

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Webinar

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Type Of Training:
Face2Face
Execution of Training:
Live Course
Cost:
2.100,00 € + tax
Date:
No date provided yet
Duration:
3 full days
Location:
Online
Participant Documents Provided:
Work Book with all presentations. Lab Book to be used for exercises.
Course Objectives:
  • Introduction to Lattice Radiant Design Flow
  • Introduction to VHDL Test Bench Concept
  • Introduction to different kinds of Test Benches
  • Learn VHDL-2008 language constructs mainly used for Simulation.
  • Create Simulation Models for external Components.
  • Use different methods of stimulus generation.
  • Use FILE I/O for applying stimulus and generation of log files.
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Type Of Training:
Online
Execution of Training:
Live Course
Cost:
1.800,00 € + tax
Date:
No date provided yet
Duration:
3 days with 4 hours per day
Location:
Online
Participant Documents Provided:
Work Book with all presentations. Lab Book to be used for exercises.
Course Objectives:
  • Introduction to Lattice Radiant Design Flow
  • Introduction to VHDL Test Bench Concept
  • Introduction to different kinds of Test Benches
  • Learn VHDL-2008 language constructs mainly used for Simulation.
  • Create Simulation Models for external Components.
  • Use different methods of stimulus generation.
  • Use FILE I/O for applying stimulus and generation of log files.
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Type Of Training:
Shorties
Execution of Training:
Live Course
Cost:
99,00 € + tax
Date:
No date provided yet
Duration:
4 hours
Location:
Online
Participant Documents Provided:
Work Book with all presentations. Lab Book to be used for exercises.
Course Objectives:
  • Introduction to Lattice Radiant Design Flow
  • Introduction to VHDL Test Bench Concept
  • Learn VHDL-2008 language constructs mainly used for Simulation.
  • Create Simulation Models for external Components.
  • Use different methods of stimulus generation.
  • Use FILE I/O for applying stimulus and generation of log files.
Download PDF
Type Of Training:
Webinar
Execution of Training:
Live Course
Cost:
0,00 € + tax
Date:
No date provided yet
Duration:
1 hour
Location:
Online
Participant Documents Provided:
Course Objectives:
  • Introduction to Lattice Radiant Design Flow
  • Introduction to VHDL Test Bench Concept
  • Introduction to different kinds of Test Benches
  • Learn VHDL-2008 language constructs mainly used for Simulation.
  • Create Simulation Models for external Components.
  • Use different methods of stimulus generation.
  • Use FILE I/O for applying stimulus and generation of log files.
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A basic knowledge in digital circuit design (gates, multiplexers, flip-flops, memories), are welcome. The theoretical content is supplemented by exercises presented by the trainer and carried out by the participant.

1. VHDL Concept and Design Units

1.1. Design Paradigm

1.2. Libraries and compiled units

1.3. Packages

1.4. Entity

1.5. Architecture

1.6. Configuration

1.7. Test Bench and Simulation

2. Data Types

2.1. Scalar

2.2. Complex Types

2.3. Sub Types and Aliases

2.4. Attributes

3. Naming Conventions and Declarations

4. Statements and Assignments

5. Sequential Statements

5.1. Statements

5.2. Sub Programs

6. Signals

6.1. Declaration

6.2. Signal Assignments inside Processes

6.3. Implicitly Signal Type Resolution and Bus Driver

6.4. Attributes

7. Concurrent Statements

8. Structural Descriptions

8.1. Hierarchical Descriptions

8.2. Use of Packages

8.3. Configurations

8.4. Generics

8.5. Structural Statements

9. Libraries and Packages

9.1. Packages

9.1.1. STD_LOGIC_1164

9.1.2. Unsigned

9.1.3. Fixed Point Package 

9.1.4. Floating Point Package

9.2. Libraries

10. Test Bench

10.1. Introduction to Test Benches

10.2. Types of Test Benches

10.3. Example

11. Labs

11.1. Simple Counter

11.2. Finite State Machines

11.3. UART

11.4. Fixed Point / Floating Point Arithmetic

A basic knowledge in digital circuit design (gates, multiplexers, flip-flops, memories), are welcome. The theoretical content is supplemented by exercises presented by the trainer and carried out by the participant. Each training session is organized as 9.00 a.m. - 11.00 a.m. Days Lecture part 1 11.00 a.m. - 11.15 a.m. 15 minutes break 11.15 a.m. - 1.15 p.m. Days Lecture part 2 Exercises by the participants In order to deepen the theoretical content, the participants receive exercises after each test session that they can carry out independently. The estimated time for completion is appr. 2-3 hours. The results / sample solutions are presented by the trainer the next day. After registration: the participant receives the presentation documents in electronic form (PDF) as well as the workbook for the exercises, the login data and a list of requirements to be done in advanced.

1. VHDL Concept and Design Units

1.1. Design Paradigm

1.2. Libraries and compiled units

1.3. Packages

1.4. Entity

1.5. Architecture

1.6. Configuration

1.7. Test Bench and Simulation

2. Data Types

2.1. Scalar

2.2. Complex Types

2.3. Sub Types and Aliases

2.4. Attributes

3. Naming Conventions and Declarations

4. Statements and Assignments

5. Sequential Statements

5.1. Statements

5.2. Sub Programs

6. Signals

6.1. Declaration

6.2. Signal Assignments inside Processes

6.3. Implicitly Signal Type Resolution and Bus Driver

6.4. Attributes

7. Concurrent Statements

8. Structural Descriptions

8.1. Hierarchical Descriptions

8.2. Use of Packages

8.3. Configurations

8.4. Generics

8.5. Structural Statements

9. Libraries and Packages

9.1. Packages

9.1.1. STD_LOGIC_1164

9.1.2. Unsigned

9.1.3. Fixed Point Package 

9.1.4. Floating Point Package

9.2. Libraries

10. Test Bench

10.1. Introduction to Test Benches

10.2. Types of Test Benches

10.3. Example

11. Labs

11.1. Simple Counter

11.2. Finite State Machines

11.3. UART

11.4. Fixed Point / Floating Point Arithmetic

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