Using the Basys-3 Trainer to support VHDL in Digital Logic Fundamentals coursedoi:10.1109/fie.2016.7757383Jennifer L. BonniwellSusan C. SchneiderFrontiers in Education Conference
circuit to VHDL or Verilog to run it on an FPGA. But the necessary HDL synthesis is sometimes a bit time-consuming and in my experience slows down the workflow in a lab exercise too much, especially if only simple circuits are required and the students change the circuit over and over ...
however, is to unambiguously describe a particular circuit. This includes describing its inputs, outputs, and behavior. When used in conjunction with a Field Programmable Gate Array (or, FPGA) board, we can create an infinite number of circuits just by changing its description in Verilog; a po...
circuit to VHDL or Verilog to run it on an FPGA. But the necessary HDL synthesis is sometimes a bit time-consuming and in my experience slows down the workflow in a lab exercise too much, especially if only simple circuits are required and the students change the circuit over and over ...