Lets tackle the bull by its horns! So what is a revision control? It is fundamentally a method to keep track of source file changes, such that one can revert to a certain point in the past, combine multiple source changes into a release, fork into a design with different features, aid conflict resolution and …
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FPGA Design Fundas 0.1: ASIC vs FPGA
There are many difference between an ASIC and FPGA however, this article attempts to explain the fundamental difference between an Application Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC) and a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA). Some basic understanding of digital logic design or boolean logic is required. Let us take an example of the AND gate from the …
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FPGA Design Fundas 0: VHDL Is Not A Programming Language!
Verilog is not a programming language! SystemVerilog is not a programming language! (Here programming language means conventional software which typically executes on a processor.) VHDL, Verilog and SystemVerilog languages are referred to as Hardware Description Languages (HDLs). HDL is a textual description of hardware (i.e. a digital logic circuit). HDL syntax includes textual description definitions …
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