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Lecture 7. VHDL (Part-2)
19.9.2011 Lecture 7 VHDL (Part-2) Concurrent and Sequential Statements, Loops Concurrent vs Sequential Statements Concurrent statements – Simple sig...
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19.9.2011
Lecture 7 VHDL (Part-2) Concurrent and Sequential Statements, Loops
Concurrent vs Sequential Statements Concurrent statements – Simple signal assignment statement – Conditional signal assignment statement – Selected signal assignment statement
Sequential Statements – – – – – –
VHDL process Sequential signal assignment statement Variable assignment statement If statement Case statement Simple for loop statement
2
1
19.9.2011
Concurrent vs Sequential VHDL
Modeling Style Location
inside architecture
inside process
Example statements
process, component instance, concurrent signal assingment
if, for, switch-case, signal assignment 3
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Simple Signal Assignment
Syntax: signal_name
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