Schedule Courses Comprehensive VHDL Intro (4 Days) Adv VHDL Testbenches & Verification (5 Days) VHDL Synthesis (4 Days) Customizations Blog: VHDL, ... OSVVM VHDL Papers Downloads Press VHDL Links          Advanced VHDL Coding for Synthesis Advanced Level. 2 Days: 50% Lecture, 50% Labs Course Overview An in-depth study of advanced VHDL techniques for FPGA and ASIC design engineers. Class topics focus on coding techniques, advanced language features (subprograms, generics, generate, packages), issue identification and problem solving. Lecture sections contain short exercises for immediate learning feedback. Labs, which account for approximately 50% of class time, give students the opportunity to experiment with different coding styles and problem solving techniques using the synthesis tool. This class is the second half of VHDL Coding for Synthesis Intended Audience Recommended for experienced VHDL designers who need in-depth knowledge on synthesis coding techniques. Course Objectives Upon completion of this course, students will be able to: Use advanced VHDL constructs to simplify the coding process Understand and avoid problematic coding styles Identify and solve synthesis issues using VHDL coding techniques Force a synthesis tool to create the desired logic structure Course Outline       Day 1, Module AdvSyn1 Subprograms for Synthesis Advanced Combinational Logic Advanced Sequential Logic Parameterizing Designs       Day 2, Module AdvSyn2 Advanced Arithmetic Architecting Hardware TxPort Statemachine Fixed and Floating Point Types Prerequisites Students taking this course should have working knowledge of digital circuits and prior exposure to VHDL through experience or the course: Intermediate VHDL Coding for Synthesis - 2 days Other Recommended Courses Students may also be interested in the following companion course: Advanced VHDL Testbenches and Verification - 5 days Customization All of our courses can be customized to meet your specific needs. For some ideas, see customized courses. Training Approach This hands-on, how-to course is taught by experienced hardware designers using a computer driven projector. We prefer and encourage student and instructor interaction. Questions are welcome. Bring problematic code.
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