Tag: FPGA

Pseudo random generation Tutorial

In this tutorial, we will design a VHDL block. We will start with a very simple version of the block and gradually add features to it. We will also simulate it and test its outputs using a testbench and Python. During the process we will see:

  • How to start with a simple block and gradually add features and improvements
  • How to add a test bench (simulation)
  • Saving the block data output to files (from simulation)
  • Exporting files to Python in order to:
    • Verify the results, and
    • Analyze the results (in this case, using FFT)
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The Zynq book – free pdf

The Zynq Book is dedicated to the Xilinx Zynq-7000 System on Chip (SoC) from Xilinx.

The Zynq Book is the first book about Zynq to be written in the English language. It has been produced by a team of authors from the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, UK, with the support of Xilinx. The book is intended for people just starting out with Zynq, and engineers already working with Zynq.

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FPGA for dummies – free book

f you are completely new to FPGAs, or if you want a refreshingly high-level view of what FPGAs are and what are the future trends in the field, you can download this free book from the Intel PSG site:

FPGA for dummies

The book is an all-text introduction to this exciting field, do not expect to find real examples nor VHDL code in the book.

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