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  • © 1997

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  1. James M. Lee

    1. Cadence Design Systems, Inc., USA

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Table of contents (14 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xx
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  2. Introduction

    • James M. Lee
    Pages 1-8

  3. Introduction to the Verilog Language

    • James M. Lee
    Pages 9-17

  4. Structural Modeling

    • James M. Lee
    Pages 19-30

  5. Behavioral Modeling

    • James M. Lee
    Pages 31-67

  6. Operators

    • James M. Lee
    Pages 69-81

  7. Working with Behavioral Modeling

    • James M. Lee
    Pages 83-125

  8. User-Defined Primitives

    • James M. Lee
    Pages 127-135

  9. Parameterized Modules

    • James M. Lee
    Pages 137-141

  10. State Machines

    • James M. Lee
    Pages 143-158

  11. Modeling Tips

    • James M. Lee
    Pages 159-190

  12. Modeling Style Trade-Offs

    • James M. Lee
    Pages 191-202

  13. Test Benches and Test Management

    • James M. Lee
    Pages 203-226

  14. Common Errors

    • James M. Lee
    Pages 227-235

  15. Debugging a Design

    • James M. Lee
    Pages 237-267

  16. Back Matter

    Pages 269-301
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About this book

Welcome to the world of Verilog! Once you read this book, you will join the ranks of the many successful engineers who use Verilog. I have been using Verilog since 1986 and teaching Verilog since 1987. I have seen many different Verilog courses and many approaches to learning Verilog. This book generally follows the outline of the Verilog class that I teach at the University of California, Santa Cruz, Extension. This book does not take a "cookie-cutter" approach to learning Verilog, nor is it a completely theoretical book. Instead, what we will do is go through some of the formal Verilog syntax and definitions, and then show practical uses. Once we cover most of the constructs of the language, we will look at how style affects the constructs you choose while modeling your design. This is not a complete and exhaustive reference on Verilog. If you want a Verilog reference, I suggest one of the Open Verilog International (OVI) reference manuals.

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  • Cadence Design Systems, Inc., USA

    James M. Lee

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