Getting Started with FPGA Programming with VHDL

FPGAs allow you to design your processor and then later reprogramme it in the field. FPGAs can be used in many industries including aerospace, financial engineering, home automation, and other areas. Although this sounds serious, FPGAs can be very fun to use. FPGAs can be described as the fastest Lego block set in the world. Your imagination is the only limit to what you can do with an FPGA. This course, Getting Started With FPGA Programming using VHDL, will give you an overview of FPGA architecture. Next, you will learn the basics of VHDL programming language. The course will end with an overview of debugging, analysis and the basics of VHDL programming language. This course will teach you how to set up configurations, create triggers and signals to monitor, configure signals, and then recompile the code to embed the logic analyzer into the design. You will have a solid foundation in FPGA programming using the VHDL language by the end of the course.