Looking for VHDL-AMS tutorials

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hi
please i want to know the using of VHDL-ASM and any tutorial to learn it (short)
, this anlguage can implemented on FPGA??

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Re: VHDL-AMS

this is a really good tutorial for starting:

h**p://www.vhdl.org/analog/ftp_files/documentation/tutdac99.pdf

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also, there is a a book...called (Analog and Mixed-Signal Modeling using VHDL-AMS) under the VHDL category here:

**broken link removed**

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also there is :

The System Designer's Guide to VHDL-AMS (The Morgan Kaufmann Series in Systems on Silicon) (Paperback)
by Peter J. Ashenden, Gregory D. Peterson, Darrell A. Teegarden
2 Publisher: Morgan Kaufmann; Bk&CD-Rom edition (September 4, 2002)
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good luck
Salma
 

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Re: VHDL-AMS

I've been reading many reviews about "The system designer's guide to VHDL-AMS" book, and it sounds quite interesting.

Would someone possibly have a soft copy of it??
 

VHDL-AMS

VHDL-AMS is a simulation language for simulation of mixed signal systems (not only electrical systems but also thermal, hydraulic, .....), I used a mentor graphic product called System Vision but it was not that so good. But if you want a start tutorial try to find the tutorials that come with System Vision it will clear a lot about this language and how to use it.

Of course this language can not be used to implement anything on a FPGA (as it is not dedicated for digital systems only)
 

Re: VHDL-AMS

well, try to search for it on the board
if not then do as yasser said
work with tutorials and manuals of the tool u will use
if you know already VHDL then it will be so easy
but if this is ur first time ever, then u must begin with a book
 

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