List of Figures

Figure 1.1 The VHDL-based hardware design cycle

Figure 2.1 Cross-product calculator – data-flow diagram

Figure 2.2 Adder – balanced tree

Figure 2.3 Adder – skewed tree

Figure 2.4 Cross-product calculator – datapath

Figure 2.5 Cross-product calculator – controller

Figure 3.1 Adder tree circuit

Figure 3.2 Hardware mapping of conditional signal assignment

Figure 3.3 Multi-way conditional signal assignment

Figure 3.4 Redundant branch in conditional signal assignment

Figure 3.5 Parity generator interface

Figure 4.1 Using boolean as a comparison result

Figure 4.2 Intermediate value precisions

Figure 4.3 Multi-way selected signal assignment

Figure 5.1 Basic and operator

Figure 5.2 Selecting and operator

Figure 5.3 Reducing and operator

Figure 5.4 Four-bit equality

Figure 5.5 Four-bit less-than circuit

Figure 5.6 Array equality for arrays of equal length

Figure 5.7 Array less-than operator

Figure 5.8 Shift-left logical (sll) by 4 bits

Figure 5.9 Shift-left arithmetic (sla) by 4 bits

Figure 5.10 Rotate-left (rol) by 1 bit

Figure 5.11 Abs operator

Figure 5.12 Mapping of modulo-4 operator

Figure 5.13 Unsigned and signed modulo-4

Figure 5.14 Mapping of remainder operator

Figure 6.1 Signed resize to a larger size

Figure 6.2 Unsigned resize to a larger size

Figure 6.3 Signed resize to a smaller size

Figure 6.4 Unsigned resize to a smaller size

Figure 6.5 Fixed-point storage format

Figure 6.6 Floating-point storage format

Figure 8.1 Multiplexer interpretation of if statement ...

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