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Verilog is a widely-used hardware description language (HDL) that enables designers to model, simulate, and synthesize digital circuits. It provides a text-based format for specifying the structure and behavior of electronic systems, making it easier to design complex hardware components such as microprocessors, memory, and communication devices.
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Node-Red implementation of HDL BusPro (SmartBus) protocol http://hdlautomation.com
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Two Sobel filters designed in VHDL and HLS with Vivado Tools and implemented in ZYBO SoC
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HDL for Node-RED, utilizing pure JavaScript HDL Buspro driver
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Functional assays development for HDL and Plasma: Data analyses, visuals, reports
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Sharif University of Technology - Spring 2019 - Digital System Design Course Project
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The VHDL93 Docset provides offline access to VHDL-93 documentation for users of Zeal and Dash. This docset includes syntax references, examples, and explanations of key VHDL concepts.
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A final project for FPGA_SOC course
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An International Obfuscated *HDL Code Contest (Why Verilog? For the name to be good: IOVCC)
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custom lambda-function like circuits for FPGA is the future
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A universal language of signs for designing and proving purely mechanical computers, inspired by Charles Babbage's original notation.
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HDL, Linux and other guidelines, applications, articles
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