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Digital Systems Design with FPGAs and CPLDs http://upload.caxapa.ru/books/digital-systems-design-with-fpgas-and-cp.pdf
http://book.pdfchm …fpgas-and-cplds-11512/ Publisher: Newnes Publication: 2008, English ISBN: 9780750683975 Pages: 784 If you are just starting in the field of digital system design with programmable logic, this book is all you will need! Programmable logic has made it possible to create digital systems that are malleable allowing for updates, changes, and enhancements on the same chip making digital systems cost effective and quickly available. This book focuses on two types of this logic: field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) and complex programmable logic devices (CPLDs). Critical insight is provided via detailed discussions, worked examples, and case studies of circuit design principles and common design decisions. VHDL (VHSIC Hardware Description Language) is introduced and used throughout the book as it is one of the primary languages used in programmable logic. Design Fundamentals and Concepts Include The Basics: Flow Charts, Block Diagrams, Formal Verification, Design Specifications Printed Circuit Boards (PCB): Design, Testing, and Environmental Issues Software and Hardware Programming Languages Digital Logic Design Principles with VHDL Digital Signal Processing Interfacing Analog and Digital: DAC and ADC Systems Level Design Including 2 Cases Studies About the Author Ian A. Grout received his B.Eng in Electronic Engineering (1991) and PhD (1994) from Lancaster University (UK). He has worked in both industry and the academic field in microelectronic circuit and electronics design and test. He currently works in the areas of mixed-signal integrated circuit (IC) design for testability (DfT) and digital electronic circuit design using programmable logic. The author is currently a lecturer within the Department of Electronic and Computer Engineering at the University of Limerick (Ireland). He currently teaches programmable logic and integrated circuit design and test principles within the university and has worked in Limerick since 1998. Prior to this he was a lecturer in the Engineering Department at Lancaster University (UK).