Digital VLSI Systems Design: A Design Manual for Implementation of Projects on FPGAs and Asics Using Verilog

ISBN-13: 9789401782777 / Angielski / Miękka / 2014 / 709 str.

Seetharaman Ramachandran

Opis

This book deals with actual design applications rather than the technology of VLSI Systems. This book is written basically for an advanced level course in Digital VLSI Systems Design using a Hardware Design Language (HDL), V- ilog. This book may be used for teaching undergraduates, graduates, and research scholars of Electrical, Electronics, Computer Science and Engineering, Embedded Systems, Measurements and Instrumentation, Applied Electronics, and interdis- plinary departments such as Biomedical, Mechanical Engineering, Information Technology, Physics, etc. This book also serves as a reference design manual for practicing engineers and researchers. Although this book is written for an - vanced level course, diligent freelance readers, and consultants, especially, those who do not have a first level exposure of digital logic design, may also start using this book after a short term course or self-study on digital logic design. In order to help these readers as well as regular students, the book starts with a good review of digital systems design, which lays a solid foundation to understand the rest of this book right up to involved Project Designs unfolded gradually. Contents of the Book The book presents new source material and theory as well as synthesis of recent work with complete Project Designs using industry standard CAD tools and FPGA boards, enabling the serious readers to design VLSI Systems on their own.

Spis treści

Preface Chapter 1 Introduction to Digital VLSI Systems Design. 1.1 Evolution of VLSI Systems. 1.2 Applications of VLSI Systems. 1.3 Processor based Systems. 1.4 Embedded Systems. 1.5 FPGA based Systems. 1.6 Digital System Design using FPGAs. 1.7 Reconfigurable Systems using FPGA. 1.8 Scope of the Book. Chapter 2 Review of Digital Systems Design. 2.1 Numbering Systems. 2.2 Twos Complement Addition/Subtraction. 2.3 Codes. 2.4 Boolean Algebra. 2.5 Boolean Functions using Minterms and Maxterms. 2.6 Logic Gates. 2.7 The Karnaugh MAP Method of Optimization of Logic Circuits. 2.8 Combination Circuits. 2.9 Arithmetic Logic Unit. 2.10 Programmable Logic Devices. 2.11 Sequential Circuits. 2.12 Random Access Memory (RAM). 2.13 Clock Parameters and Skew. 2.14 Setup, Hold and Propagation Delay Times in a Register. 2.15 Digital System Design using SSI/MSI Components. 2.16. Algorithmic State Machine. 2.17 Digital System Design Using ASM Chart and PAL. Chapter 3 Design of Combinational and Sequential Circuits using Verilog. 3.1 Introduction to Hardware Design Language. 3.2 Design of Combinational Circuits. 3.3 Verilog Modeling of Sequential Circuits. 3.4 Coding Organization. Chapter 4 Writing a Test Bench for the Design. 4.1 Modeling a Test Bench. 4.2 Test Bench for Combinational Circuits. 4.3 Test Bench for Sequential Circuits. Chapter 5 RTL Coding Guidelines. 5.1 Separation of Combinational and Sequential Circuits. 5.2 Synchronous Logic. 5.3 Synchronous Flip-flop. 5.4 Realization of Time Delays. 5.5 Elimination of Glitches using Synchronous Circuits. 5.6 Hold Time Violation in Asynchronous Circuits. 5.7 RTL Coding Style. Chapter 6 Simulation of Designs – Modelsim Tool. 6.1 VLSI Design Flow. 6.2 Design Methodology. 6.3 Simulation using Modelsim. Chapter 7 Synthesis of Designs – Synplify Tool. 7.1 Synthesis. 7.2 Analysis of Design Examples using Synplify Tool. 7.3 Viewing Verilog Code as RTLSchematic Circuit Diagrams. 7.4 Optimization Effected in Synopsys Full and Parallel cases. 7.5 Performance comparison of FPGAs of two vendors for a Design. 7.6 Fixing Compilation Errors in Modelsim and Synplify Tools. 7.7 Synplify Command Summary. Chapter 8 Place and Route and Back annotation – Xilinx Tool. 8.1 Xilinx Place and Route Tool – Design Manager. 8.2 Xilinx Place and Route Command summary. 8.3 Place and Route and Back Annotation using Xilinx Project Navigator. Chapter 9 Design of Memories. 9.1 On-chip Dual Address ROM Design. 9.2 Single Address ROM Design. 9.3 On-Chip Dual RAM Design. 9.4 External Memory Controller Design. Chapter 10 Arithmetic Circuit Designs. 10.1 Digital Pipelining. 10.2 Partitioning of a Design. 10.3 Signed Adder Design. 10.4 Multiplier Design. Chapter 11 Development of Algorithms and Verification using High Level Languages. 11.1 2D-Discrete Cosine Transform and Quantization. 11.2 Automatic Quality Control Scheme for Image Compression. 11.3 Fast Motion Estimation Algorithm for Real-time Video Compression. Chapter 12 Architectural Design. 12.1 Architecture of Discrete Cosine Transform and Quantization Processor. 12.2 Architecture of a Video Encoder using Automatic Quality Control Scheme and DCTQ Processor. 12.3 Architecture for the FOSS Motion Estimation Processor. Chapter 13 Project Design. 13.1 PCI Bus Arbiter. 13.2 Design of the DCTQ Processor. Chapter 14 Hardware Implementations using FPGA and I/O boards. 14.1 FPGA Board Features. 14.2 Features of Digital Input/Output Board. 14.3 Problem on Some FPGA Boards and its Solution. 14.4 Traffic Light Controller Design. 14.5 Real Time Clock Design. Chapter 15 Projects suggested for FPGA/ASIC Implementations. 15.1 Projects for Implementation. 15.2 Embedded Systems Design. 15.3 Issues Involved in the Design of Digital VLSI Systems. 15.4 Detailed Specifications and Basic Architectures for a Couple of

O autorze

Dr. S. Ramachandran is a project officer in the Electrical Engineering Department at the Indian Institute of Technology, Madras. He has a wide industrial and teaching experience, having worked both in India and USA, designing systems and teaching/guiding students based on FPGAs and Microprocessors. His research interests include developing algorithms, architectures and implementations on FPGAs/ASICs for Video Processing, DSP applications, reconfigurable computing, open loop control systems, etc. He is the recipient of the Best Design Award at VLSI Design 2000, International Conference held at Calcutta, India. He has a number of papers in International Journals and Conferences. He has completed a video course on Digital VLSI System Design along with Prof. S. Srinivasan.

Blurb

Digital VLSI Systems Design is written for an advanced level course using Verilog and is meant for undergraduates, graduates and research scholars of Electrical, Electronics, Embedded Systems, Computer Engineering and interdisciplinary departments such as Bio Medical, Mechanical, Information Technology, Physics, etc. It serves as a reference design manual for practicing engineers and researchers as well. Diligent freelance readers and consultants may also start using this book with ease. The book presents new material and theory as well as synthesis of recent work with complete Project Designs using industry standard CAD tools and FPGA boards, enabling the serious readers to design VLSI Systems on their own. The reader is taken step by step through the design right from implementing a single digital gate to a massive design consuming well over 100,000 gates. The Verilog codes developed for these designs are universal and can work on any FPGA or ASIC and are technology independent. The book presents the development of novel algorithms and architectures for optimum realization of high tech. products. All the design codes developed in this book are Register Transfer Level (RTL) compliant and can be readily used or amended to suit new projects.