Pakdel M. Fundamentals of VHDL for FPGA Programming Using Vivado 2026

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Pakdel M. Fundamentals of VHDL for FPGA Programming Using Vivado 2026

Textbook in PDF format Enables readers to understand VHDL in the context of FPGA programming with a focus on the Vivado Design Suite. Fundamentals of VHDL for FPGA Programming Using Vivado is a comprehensive guide designed to introduce readers to VHSIC Hardware Description Language (VHDL) and its application in Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) programming, particularly using the Vivado Design Suite by Xilinx. The inclusion of hands-on protocol-based projects for FPGA and MicroBlaze allows readers to apply what they have learned in practical scenarios, helping to reinforce understanding and develop problem-solving skills. In this book, we are going to use the Vivado tool from Xilinx, which is their newest tool that we will be using to develop our projects on the A7 development board. What is this book about? Well, this book focuses on two main topics: VHDL and FPGA development. There is a lot to the VHDL language, so what we’re going to do is go through and explain specific parts of the VHDL language, specifically how it relates to FPGA development. You can use VHDL for a variety of things, but in this book, we’re going to focus on the part of the shell that’s used to implement a design on an FPGA. This includes different types of digital logic or anything else you can think of that can be done digitally – we’re going to put it on the FPGA. We’re going to show you how to do just that. Thus, in this book, we’re going to explain how to use Vivado, the software development kit for Xilinx, and how to develop on the A7 development board, which is a Xilinx development board. Now, the layout of this book is such that we are going to cover the basics of Vivado, and then work on a project. This means you will get some theory and an understanding of how different parts of the Vivado work. After that, we’ll go ahead and do a project and then we’ll cover more theory in another project. So, the idea is that once you come to a project, at that point, you should have learned everything you need to know to complete it successfully. As we go through the different theories and explain them, we will walk through and show how they relate specifically to the next project in the book as they step down. Preface Overview Creating a Project in Vivado The VHDL Design Structure The VHDL Statements and Data Types The Simulations in Vivado The Buttons and LEDs Project The Blinky LEDs Project The LED Brightness Project The UART Demonstration Project The UART IO and Register Access The ADC Processing Project The SPI Interface Project Some Miscellaneous Projects with Vivado Generating VHDL Code for Vivado Using Simulink HDL Coder Application of Flowcharts in Simulink for VHDL Code Generation Machine Learning Regression Model on FPGA Machine Learning Binary Classification Model on FPGA Deploying a Deep Neural Network on FPGA