Verilog is a hardware description language, which describes the structure and behavior of the hardware of a digital system in the form of text, and can be used to represent logic circuit diagrams, logical expressions, and the logical functions completed by the digital logic system. Verilog is widely used in digital logic design, digital system modeling, simulation, and verification.
How can you learn it easily? It's not that difficult. Starting from the basics, gradually grasp the core concepts and syntax of Verilog. First, understand what modules and ports are and what they play in digital circuit design. Then, learn the basic elements such as data types, tasks, and functions to better describe signals, variables, and parameters.
Book recommendations
Verilog Legend - HDL Design from the Circuit".
The Legend of Verilog - HDL** Design from the Circuit is a textbook that combines theory and practice, and is suitable as a reference book or self-study textbook for digital circuit design courses. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced engineer, this book will provide you with valuable guidance and inspiration.
The book is characterized by its unique perspective and in-depth explanation, especially the idea of "looking at the diagram (circuit diagram) and speaking (writing verilog**). It does not introduce the syntax and semantics of Verilog from a theoretical point of view, but directly starts from the circuit and guides the reader to understand the design of Verilog through practical examples. This allows beginners to get started faster and to understand the relationship between Verilog and the actual circuit more intuitively.
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