Verilog by ExampleBlaine Readler

Verilog by Example

by Blaine Readler · first published 2011

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  • InitialLastName · Apr 4, 2018 · Recommends

    As a circuit designer/embedded programmer: - USB Complete 4th ed (Axelson) - Electromagnetic Compatibility (Ott) - Small Signal Audio Design (Self) - Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus - Verilog by Example (a.k.a. the Little Blue Book) (Readler) - Mouser Catalog

    on “Ask HN: What books do you keep on your desk?” ↗
  • ChuckMcM · Sep 7, 2020 · Recommends

    Well there are two popular HDLs, one is Verilog and the other VHDL. In my experience Verilog is more popular both in github repositories and around the industry, so you could get something like "Verilog by Example"[1] which is a pretty concise jump into building things with Verilog. There are a number of universities that put their Verilog course notes on-line and that is a good source of reference material as…

    on “8086 Microcode Disassembled” ↗

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