Programmable Logic Circuits 1

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Department of Circuit Theory

Synopsis:

Programmable Logic Circuits 1 explains the architecture, function and using of simple programmable logic devices. Students have a chance to use different design systems and try some design results not only with simulator, but on hardware kits, too. These kits are available for Lattice GAL, ispLSI and Xilinx FPGA devices.

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Syllabus of lectures:

1. Introduction, GA, ASIC, PLD architectures

2. Design flow, design systems for PLD

3. User programmable logic devices - PLD, FPGA

4. Architecture and using of PLD circuits

5. Function description of PLD

6. HDL languages, PLD design and verification

7. Architecture of CPLD Lattice and Altera

8. Architecture of CPLD Atmel, Xilinx

9. Architecture and application of FPGA XILINX

10. Architecture and application of advanced XILINX FPGAs

11. Architecture and application of FPGA Actel

12. Programming of devices, programmers, algorithms

13. Package options, devices with large pin number, high power loss

14. New PLD and FPGA architectures

Syllabus of tutorials:

1. Introduction, PLD architecture

2. Design flow, design systems examples, exercise

3. PLD design flow, design systems

4. Individual work with design systems for PLD and CPLD

5. Individual work with design systems for PLD and CPLD

6. Individual work with design systems and test equipment for PLD and CPLD

7. Individual work with design systems and test equipment for PLD and CPLD

8. Individual work with design systems and test equipment for PLD and CPLD

9. Using of FPGA XILINX, design system introduction

10. Individual work with design systems for FPGA XILINX

11. Individual work with design systems for FPGA XILINX

12. Individual work with design systems for FPGA XILINX

13. Individual work with design systems for FPGA XILINX

14. New PLD and FPGA architectures and design systems

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Study materials:

1. Databooks AMD, Philips, Lattice, Xilinx, Actel

2. Web support

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No time-table has been prepared for this course

The course is a part of the following study plans:

• Electronics - Electronic Systems- structured studies (compulsory course)