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r/VHDL

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Do you have any VHDL design you are proud of, or do you need help with some code this is the place for it.

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r/FPGA

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A subreddit for programmable hardware, including topics such as: * FPGA * CPLD * Verilog * VHDL

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r/ECE

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A subreddit for discussion of all things electrical and computer engineering.

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r/ElectricalEngineering

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A place to ask questions, discuss topics and share projects related to Electrical Engineering.

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r/PicoBlaze

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This is an unofficial (not affiliated with Xilinx) community about Xilinx PicoBlaze, an open-source CPU written entirely in VHDL and intended to be synthesized on FPGAs (it is a so-called soft-processor). If you have some assembly-language program you would like to be added into the list of examples in PicoBlaze Simulator in JavaScript, feel free to share it here.

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The extensible, customizable, self-documenting real-time display editor.

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r/fpgagaming

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A subreddit dedicated to gaming hardware, clone consoles, flashcarts, and other accessories based on field-programmable gate array (FPGA) technology. A place for engineers, developers, and FPGA gaming fans to discuss news, facilitate development, and enjoy a new passionate community!

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r/EngineeringStudents

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This is a place for engineering students of any discipline to discuss study methods, get homework help, get job search advice, and find a compassionate ear when you get a 40% on your midterm after studying all night.

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r/ProgrammerHumor

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Dedicated to humor and jokes relating to programmers and programming.

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r/AskElectronics

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This is a technical ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING subreddit, covering practical, component-level circuit design and repair, electronic circuit theory, electronic components, tools and equipment.

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r/beneater

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Discussion inspired by Ben Eater's YouTube video series.

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r/electronics

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A subreddit dedicated to component-level ELECTRONIC engineering: news, articles, general industry discussions, completed electronic projects (show and tell). NOTE: *QUESTIONS* about components, circuits (design and repair) and tools, theory etc. should be posted in /r/AskElectronics .

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r/ComputerEngineering

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Welcome to r/ComputerEngineering - A community for discussing computer engineering and its related areas (electrical engineering and computer science)!

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•Posted by10 days ago

Fpga, verilog, vhdl career

What are your thoughts on fpga, verilog, vhdl as a career choice? I have a EE degree but only about a year of experience and I am trying to focus on something that will be a good choice. I want to make the big bucks at one of these tech companies. Please share your thoughts! How much can I make with 5 years experience? Is $200k possible?

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•Posted by1 month ago

Chat GTP and VHDL

for kicks and giggles I tried to get chat GTP to generate a VHDL (hardware description language) FIFO and it's terrible at it. I'm not worried about it replacing me.

the empty full flags were all wrong and the clock domain crossings weren't safe

It's not bad at writing children's stories though

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•Posted by2 months ago

Learning VHDL for FPGAs

Hi everyone,

I'm a first year EE student, and I just finished my first logic circuits class. I loved it so much that I asked my teacher for what I should do to learn more on the subject, and he told me wait for the next class. The next electronics class is in 2 years...

So I want to get into microelectronics, and I heard from seniors I should learn VHDL and I should goof around with FPGAs, but I have no idea where to start. Right now I know basic logic components, as well as sequential circuits. (I study in french I don't know the right english terms for it sorry)

Some labs I've done include a 4bit ALU with add/sub and 3 flags, and also my final big boss lab was an alarm system with a movement detector, so there was quite a bit of sequential logic there. Also, I have a macbook so I don't know if that's important for HDL.

If you know where I should start, please let me know! Thanks

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•Posted by1 month ago

Anyone know how I can get a certification in FPGA or VHDL coding/work

I graduated last april in Biomedical and Electrical engineering, been applying to jobs for the last year and no luck whatsoever. Figured ide start by getting a certification or something of some sort to help me out. I realised I enjoyed coding and for electrical engineering that would be FPGA/ASIC type of work.

I was googling around to see if theres some online course I can complete that would give me a certificate or something I can add to my resume. Ive found a bunch of stuff of google but idk if theyre legit courses or something that would give me some typa proof or have anny benefits to me once completed.

Was hoping you guys would know and can direct me to something

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•Posted by2 months ago

How to run DOOM on a custom-made CPU in VHDL

Advice / Help

For my final year project, I decided to implement a risc-v CPU in VHDL and run DOOM on it to prove its correctness. Writing the VHDL for the CPU is going smoothly so far, it's not complete yet, but I can tell it's feasible considering the time constraints.

My problem is that I have no idea how to actually feed instructions to the CPU and eventually be able to run DOOM. I don't know the keywords to search for, even ChatGPT wasn't really helpful. I feel like I'm missing an important piece of theory.

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•Posted by1 month ago

HDLProject: VHDL and Verilog IDE for Sublime Text

I have been developing this IDE for Sublime Text on the side for several years, though not much time to work on it these days. I use it for my own development in my job everyday. However, I noticed not many people seem to be really that interested in it. Just wondering what other people use to code VHDL and Verilog?

hdlproject.com

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•Posted by4 months ago

This is a real data type that is the primary data format in a language called VHDL. This is not a joke.

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•Posted by1 month ago

PyXHDL - Python Frontend For VHDL And Verilog

I had this sitting around for a long time so I decided to add a few lines of documentation and make it public in case someone else would consider it useful:

PyXHDL

My past experience with HDL languages (mostly VHDL) has been that was lacking of flexibility I was used to when using high level languages like Python.
This started long time ago as a sort of pre-processor mixing Python and HDL code, and then evolved into the current form.

Anyway, I'll leave the Github README explain some of the details in case anyone would find it of some use.

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