Home>
| INFORMATION |
| Published : |
Sep 11, 2009 |
| Length : |
7 |
| Type : |
White Paper |
|
| |
|
|
|
| Overview : |
|
"As the number of enhancements to various Hardware Description Languages (HDLs) has increased over the past year, so too has the complexity of determining which language is best for a particular design. Many designers and organizations are contemplating whether they should switch from one HDL to another.
This paper compares the technical characteristics of three, general-purpose HDLs:
* VHDL (IEEE-Std 1076): A general-purpose digital design language supported by multiple verification and synthesis (implementation) tools.
* Verilog (IEEE-Std 1364): A general-purpose digital design language supported by multiple verification and synthesis tools.
* SystemVerilog: An enhanced version of Verilog. As SystemVerilog is currently being defined by Accellera, there is not yet an IEEE standard." |
|
 |
 |
|
|
| View All Items By This Company |
| Browse Related Categories : |
Analog Communications
,
Boards & Modules
,
Digital Signal Processing
,
Electromechanical & Mechanical
,
Electronic Design Automation
,
Electronic Test and Measurement
,
Embedded Design
,
Embedded Systems and Networking
,
Integrated Circuits and Semiconductors
,
Optoelectonics & Displays
,
Packaging and Interconnects
,
Passive & Discrete Components
,
Power Sources & Conditioning Devices
,
Sensors & Actuators
,
System On A Chip
|
|
|
|
|
