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Advanced FPGA design

by Steve Kilts · first published 2006

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  • jonjacky · Jul 15, 2009 · Recommends

    Steve Kilts' Advanced FPGA Design is good on tradeoffs between time and space - he works through examples where he optimizes for each. Chandra Thimmannagari's CPU Design has a chapter on Verilog with many instructive short but nontrivial…

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  • CamperBob · Jul 15, 2009 · Recommends

    …looked at it yet. Out of several (expensive) books I do have, these are the ones that've been most helpful: - Verilog HDL Synthesis by Bhasker - FPGA Prototyping by Verilog Examples by Pong P. Chu - Advanced FPGA Design by Kilts - The two "Learning By Example using Verilog" books by Richard Haskell (these are actually written specifically for use with the Digilent Nexys2 board I mentioned in an earlier post) Many of…

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