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VHDL: A High-Speed Hardware Description Language, Study notes of Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Vhdl (very high speed integrated circuit hardware description language) is an industry standard programming language used to design, verify, and model digital circuits and systems. Originating from work in the 70’s and 80’s by the u.s. Department of defense, vhdl is a high-level, statically typed, imperative, and object-oriented language based on pascal. In 1986, it was proposed as an ieee standard and adopted as the ieee 1076 standard in 1987. An overview of vhdl, its format, libraries, and examples of its usage.

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Download VHDL: A High-Speed Hardware Description Language and more Study notes Electrical and Electronics Engineering in PDF only on Docsity! cS, ~”" Introduction to VHDL CLASS MATERIALS a Very High Speed Integrated Circuit Har dware Description Language •  Industry standard language to describe hardware •  Originated from work in 70’s & 80’s by the U.S. Departm ent of Defence •  Root : ADA Language ► a structured, statically typed, imperative and object-oriented high-level computer programming language based on Pascal •  In 1986, VHDL was proposed as an IEEE standard, and in 1987, it was adopted as the IEEE 1076 standard VHDL Format : Library (3) •  std_logic_arith : defines some types and basic arithmetic operations for representing integers in standard ways a few functions arithmetic functions : +, -, * comparison functions : <, >, <=, >=, =, /= and etc. Ex. signal u1, u2 : unsigned (3 downto 0); signal s1 : signed (3 downto 0); signal s2 : signed (4 downto 0); • • • signal v2 : std_logic_vector (4 downto 0); u1 <= “1001”; -- = 9 s1 <= “1001”; -- = -7 • • • wait for 10 ns; s2 <= u1 + s1; -- = 2 v2 := u1 + s1; -- = “0010” VHDL Format : Library (4) •  std_logic_unsigned : defines all of the same arithmatic (+, -, *), comparison (<, <=, >, >=, =, /=) and shift (shl, shr) operations as the std_logic_arith library. This difference is that the extensions will take std_logic_vector values as arguments and treat them as unsigned integers ↔ std_logic_signed Ex. signal u1, u2 : unsigned (3 downto 0); signal s1 : signed (3 downto 0); signal s2 : signed (4 downto 0); • • • signal v2 : std_logic_vector (4 downto 0); u1 <= “1001”; -- = 9 s1 <= “1001”; -- = -7 • • • 『http://www.cs.sfu.ca/~ggbaker/reference/std_logic/』 VHDL Format : Entity (1) •  Specifies the name of entity, the port of the entity and enti ty-related information. Ex 1. ENTITY and2 IS PORT ( a, b : IN BIT; c : OUT BIT ); END and2 A B C VHDL Format : Architecture (2) •  f = Ā2A3 + A1 A3 A4 Ex. ARCHITECTURE Logicfunc of func2 IS BEGIN f <= ((NOT A2) AND A3) OR (A1 AND A3 AND A4 ); END Logicfunc ; •  f = (Ā3 + A4) (Ā1 + A4) (A1 + Ā2 + A3+ Ā4) Ex. ARCHITECTURE Logicfunc of func2 IS BEGIN f <= ((NOT A3) OR A4) AND ((NOT A1) OR A4 ) AND (A1 OR (NOT A2) OR A3 OR (NOT A4)) ; END Logicfunc VHDL Format : Architecture (3) STRUCTURAL DESIGN + ANI t x 5) AND: 5 ANDS: 0 9 9 8. VHDL Format : Architecture (4) •  STRUCTURAL DESIGN Ex. ARCHITECTURE netlist of mux IS COMPONENT andgate port ( a, b, c : IN bit; d : OUT bit) ; END COMPONENT ; COMPONENT inverter port ( in1 : IN bit; x : OUT bit) ; END COMPONENT ; COMPONENT orgate port ( a, b, c, d : IN bit; x : OUT bit) ; END COMPONENT SIGNAL s0_inv, s1_inv, x1, x2, x3, x4 : BIT; BEGIN U1 : inverter (s0, s0_inv) ; U2 : inverter (s1, s1_inv) ; U3 : andgate (a, s0_inv, s1_inv, x1) ; U4 : andgate (b, s0, s1_inv, x2) ; U5 : andgate (c, s0_inv, s1, x3) ; U6 : andgate (d, s0, s1, x4) ; U7 : orgate (x2 => b, x1 => a, x4 => d, x3 => c, x => x) ; END netlist Definition
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