VHDL Coding Styles and Methodologies

Designed as a comprehensive resource for both students and engineers, this book offers in-depth coverage of VHDL coding styles and methodologies. It features 13 chapters filled with practical examples and exercises, allowing students to compile and simulate code from a companion disk. Written by an experienced aerospace engineer, it emphasizes industry-relevant applications, including synthesizable constructs and testbench design guidelines. A project on a Universal Asynchronous Receiver Transmitter (UART) is included, along with insights into VITAL for ASIC libraries, focusing on VHDL standards from 1987 and 1993.