In this document, we focus on how to design cyclic redundancy check (CRC) circuits with different 5G polynomial divisor using very high-speed integrated circuit (VHSIC) hardware description language (VHDL) integrate in field-programmable gate array (FPGA) suitable kit a code. The between designed came from the of data size according polynomials requirements conditions since there are huge syste...

ion level Simulation time VHDL code sizeBehavioral3 sec.84High RTL6 sec.236Synthesizable RTL8 sec.321Gate level170 sec.727Test bench le|136Table 1: The comparison of VHDL descriptions of the design on the di erent ab-straction levels.Synthesis[min] 12Area [gates]216Max. Delay [ns] 48,3Table 2: Some character...

Hardware design using the hardware description language VHDL has to consider three independent property scales that in uence the design process from an abstract level to the gate level, namely the design view, the timing aspect, and the value representation. Considering this classi cation, a systematic way for design steps and their veri cation with special emphasis on VHDL is presented in this...

This report presents a semantic analysis for VHDL-AMS, a mixed-signal extension of VHDL, based on an abstract state machine. Intended as a validation for the on-going standardization project, it faithfully reflects the view of simulation proposed. Our experiences proved practical advantages of formal approach in sharing concepts.

VHDL has successfully been introduced into the design methodology for VLSI ASICs. This paper describes a high-level data abstraction and supporting tool that enhance this methodology in the telecommunication application domain. A significant performance gain was obtained by introducing the data abstraction outside the VHDL simulator. The enhanced methodology has been used in current ASIC design...

This paper presents a technique to improve verification at the VHDL level of digital circuits by means of a specially designed fault injection block. The injection technique allows incorporation of both transient and permanent faults to varying levels of VHDL hierarchy, and helps in verifying the performance of a testable system.

This paper aims at surveying multipliers based on Horner’s rule for finite field arithmetic. We present a generic architecture based on five processing elements and introduce a classification of several algorithms based on our model. We provide the readers with a detailed description of each scheme which should allow them to write a VHDL description or a VHDL code generator.

These two benchmarks required the development of a virtual prototype and a hardware prototype, respectively, of a Synthetic Aperture Radar processor. The two RASSP Developers chose different approaches: one used COTS components on custom boards with a methodology emphasis on detailed VHDL prototyping and board design and one used COTS computer boards with a methodology emphasis on efficient VHD...