Module 3 - Behavioural Style

A behavioral style in VHDL describes a digital system by specifying its functionality using high-level algorithms and sequential statements without detailing the underlying hardware structure.

Understanding Behavioral Style

One of the three architecture models is the behavioral style. Unlike the data-flow style, a VHDL ...

Process Statement

A process statement is a concurrent command that consists of a label, sensitivity list, declarati...

Sequential Statement

In a process, the execution of sequential statements will be initiated when there is a change in ...

Wait Statements

Wait StatementsWait statements are used to make a process wait for a certain condition, signal/va...

Report Statements

In VHDL, the report statement is used to generate text messages during simulation. This statement...

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1. Introduction to VHDL

2. Dataflow Style in VHDL

Understanding Behavioral Style

Process Statement

Sequential Statement

Wait Statements

Report Statements

1. Understanding Testbench in VHDL

2. Components of a Testbench

3. Testbench Architecture Models

4. Assert and Report Statement

5. File I/O in VHDL

Extra: Array in VHDL

1. Structural Programming in VHDL

2. Generic Map

3. VHDL Modularity

4. Array and Type

Introduction to Looping Constructs

For Loop

While Loop

Loop Control - Next & Exit

For-Generate Loop

When & Which

Module 3 - Behavioural Style

Understanding Behavioral Style

Process Statement

Sequential Statement

Wait Statements

Report Statements

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