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hi friends,,

I have douglas perry vhdl book.. even i not able to get full details about vhdl. pls tell me which book for vhdl give full or enormous info.. so that i want to buy the vhdl book. Give me some suggestions...

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Sen chett
 

Use the Searching function in this forum, you will find some useful book.

go to this site and download freely some book:
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bhuvasen said:
hi friends,,

I have douglas perry vhdl book.. even i not able to get full details about vhdl. pls tell me which book for vhdl give full or enormous info.. so that i want to buy the vhdl book. Give me some suggestions...

Regards

Sen chett

The best way in learning VHDL is to try to do some coding on your own. Reading tones of books will help you only if you have already done some digital designs in VHDL. Start with small logical blocks such as comparators, registers, adders, etc. and go to more complex sistems. As you proceed, problems will be encountered and then try to look for the answers in different books and articles.

Best regards!
 

Another way of doing VHDL is by simulating modules and examples published on the web in your design software.

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if you are starting and primary book for vhdl

go for

j. bhaskar VHDL -primer | synthesis

other one is navabi which is bit difficult for start

and if you need detail language refence, preferabaly have VHDL language standard from ieee.
 

Peter Aschenden's book is the THE BEST for learning VHDL
 

For quick learning I recommed VHDL Starters guide (I don't remenber the name of the writer it was an Indian name). After that with Peter Asheden you can get deeper into VHDL.

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mimoto
 

I learned VHDL by reading VHDL guide that provided with Leonardo Spectrum synthesis tool. It has good, simple and synthesisable examples. Try to simulate and synthesise them too!
 

In my opinion Douglas Perry's book is one of the best , but it is not for the beginners .

Try other ones posted here .
DJD
 

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