Verilog Hardware Description Language (HDL) is a hardware description language used to model and design digital circuits. It is most commonly used in the design and verification of digital circuits. This presentation covers the following - Need for HDL Language - History - Where to start: VHDL, Verilog, SystemVerilog? - First Step for HDL - Verilog Fundamentals - Get familiar with keywords, syntax, operators, features, etc. - Testbench - Blocking, nonblocking, Operators, Flow controls, etc. - Timescales, inter and intra-assignment delay - Delta Delay - Steps for RTL Design - Simulation Tools - Learning Resources Udit Kumar, PhD #hdl #verilog #designverification
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Low Power RTL Design refers to design practices that minimize power consumption in digital circuits. Optimizing for low power at the RTL level becomes crucial when designing digital systems, especially in applications with power constraints like battery-operated devices or IoT (Internet of Things) devices. Here are some key aspects and considerations in low-power RTL design: - Clock Gating - State machines encoding - Minimize transitions on the data path - Control over free-running counters - Gray encoding for memory address - Gray Coding for counters - Bus invert coding - Operand Isolation - Precomputation - Shift Register Vs Circular Buffer - Sequential Gating Udit Kumar, PhD #lowpower #rtldesign #semiconductor