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Eduvance (Microchip Certified Trainer, AUP Trainer, CUA Trainer)

A course designed to teach the candidate the concepts of digital systems design using FPGAs. The design is taught using a Hardware Description Language (HDL) called as VHDL. The course will discuss in-depth all the components of VHDL and how different language constructs help us in designing hardware. The course will then give the student an option of doing real hardware experiments remotely or perform simulation experiments using the software that is available to download from the internet.

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What's inside

Learning objectives

  • Basics of digital design
  • Combinational logic design using vhdl
  • Sequential logic deign using vhdl
  • Finite state machines using vhdl
  • Fpga design fundamentals

Syllabus

Understanding VHDL
Introduction to FPGA Design Flow
Xilinx Download
Xilinx Installation
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VHDL Basics
Lab 1a Switches LED
Lab 1b Switches and LEDs simulation
Test on Basics
Entity,Data modes,Architecture and Signals
Entity and Data Modes
Architecture and Combinatiional Constructs
Entity,Data Modes,Architecture and Signals
understanding Signals, when_else and with_select Statement
Lab 2a When_else Statement
Lab 2b When_else Simulation
Lab 3a With_Select Statement
Lab 3b With_Select Simulation
Processes and Sequential Statements
Making Sequential Circuits
Lab 4a Processes and Sequential Statement
Lab 4b Processes and Sequential Statements Simulation
Lab 5a Processes and Case_Select Statement
Lab 5b Processes and Case_Select Simulation
Test on Process and Sequential Statements
Building Larger Designs Using Smaller Designs
Making Bigger designs from Smaller Designs
Lab 6a Full Adder using Half Adder
Lab 6b Full Adder using Half Adder Simulation
Test on Making Bigger Designs from Smaller Designs
Clock dividers and Counters
Clock Dividers and Counters in VHDL
Lab 7a Counters and Clock Dividers
Lab 7b Counters and Clock Dividers Simulation
Test on Clock Dividers and Counters
Designing Finite State Machines
Finite State Machines
Lab 8a Voting Machine Design
Lab 8b Voting Machine Simulation
Test on FSM

Good to know

Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Develops skills, knowledge, and tools that are relevant to industry
Examines VHDL, which is highly relevant in the field of digital design
Teaches VHDL, which is standard in digital design
Offers hands-on labs and interactive materials
May require students to have access to additional items and goods that may not be readily available
Builds a strong foundation for beginners

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Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in FPGA Design and VHDL with these activities:
VHDL Tutorial
Orient yourself with the concepts of VHDL and get a head start on your coursework with a thorough online tutorial.
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  • Identify a reputable tutorial website or platform.
  • Follow the tutorial step-by-step, taking notes.
  • Try out the examples provided in the tutorial.
  • Complete any quizzes or exercises to test your understanding.
VHDL Contribution
Engage with the broader VHDL community by contributing to open-source projects, expanding your knowledge, and sharing your expertise.
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  • Identify open-source VHDL projects that align with your interests.
  • Familiarize yourself with the project's codebase and documentation.
  • Propose and implement improvements or new features.
  • Submit pull requests and collaborate with project maintainers.
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Career center

Learners who complete FPGA Design and VHDL will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
FPGA Engineer
FPGA Engineers are responsible for the design, development, and testing of FPGA-based systems. This course can be a helpful way to gain the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in this role. Students will learn all the components of VHDL and how they are used to design hardware. The course will then give students the option of doing real hardware experiments remotely or simulation experiments using software.
VHDL Developer
VHDL Developers are responsible for the development and maintenance of VHDL code. This course can be a helpful way to gain the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in this role. Students will learn the basics of VHDL, how to use VHDL to design hardware, and how to use Xilinx software to implement designs.
Digital Designer
Digital Designers work in various industries to research, design, develop, and test computer hardware and software systems. This course can be a helpful way to build a foundation in digital design and implementation. Students will learn the basics of digital design, combinatorial logic design using VHDL, sequential logic design using VHDL, building larger designs using smaller designs, clock dividers and counters, and designing finite state machines.
Embedded Systems Engineer
Embedded Systems Engineers are responsible for the design, development, and testing of embedded systems. This course can be a helpful way to gain the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in this field. Students will learn about FPGA design fundamentals, VHDL basics, and how to use Xilinx software to implement designs.
Hardware Engineer
Hardware Engineers are responsible for the design and development of electronic devices and systems. This course can be a helpful way to gain the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in this field. Students will learn about FPGA design fundamentals, VHDL basics, and how to use Xilinx software to implement designs.
Test Engineer
Test Engineers are responsible for the testing of hardware and software systems. This course can be a helpful way to gain the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in this field. Students will learn about the basics of digital design, combinatorial logic design using VHDL, and sequential logic design using VHDL.
Systems Engineer
Systems Engineers are responsible for the design, development, and testing of complex systems. This course can be a helpful way to gain the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in this field. Students will learn about the basics of digital design, combinatorial logic design using VHDL, and sequential logic design using VHDL.
Computer Architect
Computer Architects design and develop the hardware and software systems that make up computers. This course can be a helpful way to gain the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in this field. Students will learn about the basics of digital design, combinatorial logic design using VHDL, and sequential logic design using VHDL.
Quality Assurance Engineer
Quality Assurance Engineers are responsible for the quality of hardware and software systems. This course can be a helpful way to gain the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in this field. Students will learn about the basics of digital design, combinatorial logic design using VHDL, and sequential logic design using VHDL.
Technical Writer
Technical Writers create documentation for hardware and software systems. This course can be a helpful way to gain the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in this field. Students will learn about the basics of digital design, combinatorial logic design using VHDL, and sequential logic design using VHDL.
Sales Engineer
Sales Engineers are responsible for the sale of hardware and software systems. This course can be a helpful way to gain the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in this field. Students will learn about the basics of digital design, combinatorial logic design using VHDL, and sequential logic design using VHDL.
Project Manager
Project Managers are responsible for the planning, execution, and control of projects. This course can be a helpful way to gain the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in this field. Students will learn about the basics of digital design, combinatorial logic design using VHDL, and sequential logic design using VHDL.
Product Manager
Product Managers are responsible for the development and management of products. This course may be a helpful way to gain the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in this field. Students will learn about the basics of digital design, combinatorial logic design using VHDL, and sequential logic design using VHDL.
Business Analyst
Business Analysts are responsible for the analysis of business needs and the development of solutions. This course may be a helpful way to gain the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in this field. Students will learn about the basics of digital design, combinatorial logic design using VHDL, and sequential logic design using VHDL.
Marketing Manager
Marketing Managers are responsible for the development and execution of marketing campaigns. This course may be a helpful way to gain the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in this field. Students will learn about the basics of digital design, combinatorial logic design using VHDL, and sequential logic design using VHDL.

Reading list

We've selected 11 books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in FPGA Design and VHDL.
Provides a comprehensive overview of digital logic design, with a focus on VHDL. It starts with the basics of digital logic and gradually introduces more advanced concepts such as sequential logic, finite state machines, and programmable logic devices.
Provides a step-by-step guide to VHDL programming, with a focus on practical examples. It covers all the essential concepts of VHDL, from data types and operators to sequential and concurrent statements.
Provides a comprehensive overview of digital design and computer architecture, with a focus on the use of VHDL. It covers all the essential concepts of digital design, from Boolean algebra to microprocessor design.
Provides a comprehensive overview of computer organization and design, with a focus on the use of VHDL. It covers all the essential concepts of computer organization, from the basics of computer architecture to the design of complex systems.
Provides a comprehensive overview of advanced digital design, with a focus on the use of the Verilog HDL. It covers all the essential concepts of advanced digital design, from pipelining to programmable logic.
Provides a comprehensive overview of Verilog HDL, with a focus on digital design and synthesis. It covers all the essential concepts of Verilog HDL, from data types and operators to sequential and concurrent statements.
Provides a comprehensive overview of SystemVerilog, with a focus on verification. It covers all the essential concepts of SystemVerilog, from data types and operators to sequential and concurrent statements.
Provides a comprehensive overview of FPGA prototyping, with a focus on the use of VHDL. It covers all the essential concepts of FPGA prototyping, from design entry to testing.
Provides a comprehensive overview of digital signal processing, with a focus on the use of FPGAs. It covers all the essential concepts of digital signal processing, from sampling to filtering.
Provides a comprehensive overview of reconfigurable computing, with a focus on the use of FPGAs. It covers all the essential concepts of reconfigurable computing, from design entry to testing.
Provides a comprehensive overview of FPGA-based system design, with a focus on the use of VHDL. It covers all the essential concepts of FPGA-based system design, from design entry to testing.

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