Titlebook: Digital Systems Design and Prototyping Using Field Programmable Logic; Zoran Salcic,Asim Smailagic Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Med

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,SIMP — A Simple Custom-Configurable Microprocessor,pplications, or can be extended by the user in many application specific directions. Extensions can be achieved by adding new instructions or other features to the SimP’s core, or by attaching functional blocks to the core without actually changing the core.

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John Douglas,Athanasios Gkimprixiss shown in an example of a simple digital system. An integrated design environment for FPLD-based designs, the Altera’s Max+PLUS II environment, is introduced. It includes various design entry, processing, and verification tools.

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Book 1997ting the system `glue-logic‘ to theability to implement very complex system functions, such asmicroprocessors and microcomputers. The speed with which these devicescan be programmed makes them ideal for prototyping. Low productioncost makes them competitive for small to medium volume productions.The

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,Designing with Advanced Tools — An Introduction to VHDL,d VHDL to provide compatibility with other models and to show some specifics of Altera’s implementation. Combined with the flexibility and potential reconfigurability of FPLDs, VHDL represents a tool which will be increasingly used in digital system design and prototyping.

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Introduction to Field Programmable Logic Devices,matics to HDL based design tools and methodologies. Technology advancements, such as 0.5 micron triple level metal processing and architectural innovations such as large amount of on-chip memory, have significantly broadened the applications for Field-Programmable Logic Devices (FPLDs).

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Examples of FPLD Families,igh flexibility of individual devices, high circuit densities, reconfigurability, as well as the range of design tools. We will emphasize the most important features found in FPLDs and their use in complex digital system design and prototyping.