What you'll learn
Implement their own VHDL designs on a FPGA / CPLD
Interpret a digital design written in VHDL
Simulate their own VHDL designs
Understanding of the capabilities of VHDL
Requirements
You should have a basic knowledge of digital logic gates
You should be comfortable with using a computer
Download & install Vivado (the link is provided in the course)
Download & install ModelSim (the link is provided in the course)
Description
Introduction to VHDL is a course that someone with no experience or knowledge of VHDL can use to learn and understand the VHDL language. In this course students will learn about all of the different data types associated with the VHDL language. This course focuses on teaching students how the syntax of VHDL is interpreted and how it can be used to design circuits. There are over 8 different examples digital designs implemented in VHDL.Course StructureThis course starts out by explaining the background and history of VHDL and it's uses. Then students will learn about all the different objects and data types associated with VHDL. There are various examples showing the data types in use and how different objects behave in different applications. After learning about the data types and objects, students will then learn about the keywords and syntax of the VHDL language. Then students will learn about all of the different design architectures used in VHDL. Students will also learn how to design a test bench to simulate and verify functionality of their designs. This knowledge will then be used to complete the final project, tying in all facets of the VHDL language.VHDL DesignsThis course has many design examples, upon completing this course students will have their own library of VHDL design they can use and refer to at any time! This design library includes:Logical AND gateLogical OR gateLogical NOR gateLogical NAN gateLogical XOR gateHalf AdderFull AdderD Flip-FlopDigital ComparatorSR (Set Reset) Latch2:1 MultiplexerPriority EncoderFinal ProjectThe final project in the course has students go through the design process of implementing a priority encoder on their very own development board. This project takes students through the various phases of developing a digital design, testing it, and implementing it. Students will be taken through step-by-step everything that is required to get the priority encoder up and running on their development board.Feel free to message me with any questions before signing up for this course!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Welcome to the Course
Lecture 2 Background
Lecture 3 VHDL Usage Example 1 - Circuit Simulation
Section 2: Objects
Lecture 4 Objects
Lecture 5 Signals
Lecture 6 Signal Example
Lecture 7 Variables
Lecture 8 VHDL Variable Example
Lecture 9 Constants
Lecture 10 Files
Section 3: Data Types
Lecture 11 Standard Logic 1164
Lecture 12 Standard Logic Text IO Package
Lecture 13 Standard Logic Arithmetic
Lecture 14 Numeric Bit
Section 4: Loops and Statements
Lecture 15 IF Statement
Lecture 16 CASE Statement
Lecture 17 LOOP Statement
Lecture 18 NEXT Statement
Lecture 19 EXIT Statement
Section 5: Design Structure
Lecture 20 Entity Example 1 - Digital Logic Circuit
Lecture 21 Entity Example 2 - Multiplexer
Lecture 22 Architecture Example 1 - Digital Logic Circuit
Lecture 23 Architecture Example 2 - Multiplexer
Section 6: Data Flow Design Style
Lecture 24 Logic Gate VHDL Implementations
Lecture 25 AND Gate VHDL Design
Lecture 26 OR Gate VHDL Design
Lecture 27 Half Adder Data Flow Design
Lecture 28 Full Adder Dataflow Design
Section 7: Behavioral Design Style
Lecture 29 Full Adder Behavioral Design
Lecture 30 D Flip-Flop Behavioral Design
Lecture 31 Comparator Behavioral Design
Section 8: Structural Design Style
Lecture 32 Full Adder Structural Design
Lecture 33 Set-Reset Latch Structural Design
Lecture 34 2:1 Multiplexer Structural Design
Section 9: Test Bench Designs
Lecture 35 Full Adder Test Bench Design
Lecture 36 D Flip-Flop Test Bench Design
Section 10: Simulations
Lecture 37 AND Gate ModelSim Simulation
Lecture 38 AND Gate Vivado Simulation
Lecture 39 OR Gate ModelSim Simulation
Lecture 40 OR Gate Vivado Simulation
Lecture 41 D-Flip Flop ModelSim Simulation
Lecture 42 D Flip-Flop Vivado Simulation
Lecture 43 Full Adder ModelSim Simulation
Lecture 44 Full Adder Vivado Simulation
Section 11: FPGA Development Flow Project Using VHDL
Lecture 45 Priority Encoder VHDL Design
Lecture 46 Priority Encoder Test Bench Design
Lecture 47 Priority Encoder Vivado Simulation
Lecture 48 Priority Encoder IO Assignments
Lecture 49 Priority Encoder Synthesis and Implementation
Lecture 50 Priority Encoder Generating Bitstream
Lecture 51 Program and Configure Your FPGA
Lecture 52 Test Design on the FPGA
Section 12: Conclusion
Lecture 53 Appendix A: Reading VHDL BNF
Lecture 54 Conclusion
Anyone who wants to understand VHDL,Anyone who wants to create their own VHDL designs,Anyone who wants to implement designs inside an FPGA or CPLD,Anyone who wants to know how to simulate digital designs using VHDL,Electrical engineers


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