Digital Systems Design VHDL
Learn Digital Systems Design VHDL the exam way—clear concepts, worked examples, and 128 focused lessons in electronics engineering.
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Course content
6 sections · 128 lectures
- LEC 01: Introduction to VHDL-Entity Declaration Preview
- LEC 02: VHDL Architecture Declaration
- LEC 03: Behavioral model of VHDL code
- LEC 04: Dataflow model of VHDL code
- LEC 05: Structural model of VHDL code
- LEC 06: Configuration and Package Declaration
- LEC 07: Identifiers in VHDL
- LEC 08: Data objects in VHDL_Part 1
- LEC 09: Data objects in VHDL_Part 2
- LEC 10: Data types_Part 1
- LEC 11: Data types_Part 2
- LEC 12: Operators in VHDL
- LEC 13: Process statement_Part 1
- LEC 14: Process statement_Part 2
- LEC 15: Concurrent signal assignment statement
- LEC 16: Conditional and selected signal assignment statements
- LEC 17: Component declaration and instantiation
- LEC 18: Differences between VHDL and Verilog codes
- LEC 19: STD_LOGIC data types in VHDL
- LEC 20: Packages in VHDL
- LEC 21: Introduction to Verilog Preview
- LEC 22: Gate Level Modeling
- LEC 23: Data flow and Behavioral modelling of verilog
- LEC 24: Data types
- LEC 25: Data Operators_Part 1
- LEC 26: Data Operators_Part 2
- LEC 27: Data Operators_Part 3
- LEC 28: Data Operators_Part 4
- LEC 29: Module Statement
- LEC 30: If-else in Verilog
- LEC 31: Wait, case and Null statement
- LEC 32: Loop statements
- LEC 33: Comparison of VHDL and Verilog languages
- LEC 34: Sub-programs Preview
- LEC 35: Parallel binary adder
- LEC 36: VHDL code for parallel binary adder
- LEC 37: Binary adder and subtractor
- LEC 38: Carry look ahead adder_Part 1
- LEC 39: Carry look ahead adder_Part 2
- LEC 40: VHDL code for carry look ahead adder
- LEC 41: BCD adder
- LEC 42: VHDL code for BCD Adder
- LEC 43: Multiplexer
- LEC 44: VHDL code 2x1 mux in dataflow model and behavioral model
- LEC 45: 4X1 multiplexer VHDL code in dataflow model
- LEC 46: Demultiplexer and its dataflow VHDL code
- LEC 47: Demultiplexer structural and behavioural VHDL code
- LEC 48: Digital Comparator_Part 1
- LEC 49: Digital Comparator_Part 2
- LEC 50: 4-bit and 8-bit comparator
- LEC 51: Decoder
- LEC 52: Decoder VHDL code dataflow and behavioural
- LEC 53: 2 to 4 Decoder structural VHDL code
- LEC 54: 3 to 8 Decoder
- LEC 55: 3 to 8 Decoder VHDL code
- LEC 56: 3 to 8 Decoder behavioural VHDL code
- LEC 57: 74x139 dual 2 to 4 decoder
- LEC 58: 3 to 8 Decoder using two 2 to 4 decoders
- LEC 59: 3 to 8 Decoder IC_74X138
- LEC 60: Encoder
- LEC 61: Encoder VHDL code
- LEC 62: 8x3 Encoder
- LEC 63: 8x3 Encoder VHDL code
- LEC 64: Priority Encoder
- LEC 65: Priority Encoder VHDL code_Part 1
- LEC 66: Priority Encoder VHDL code_Part 2
- LEC 67: 8x3 Priority Encoder
- LEC 68: 8x3 Priority Encoder VHDL code_Part 1
- LEC 69: 8x3 Priority Encoder VHDL code_Part 2
- LEC 70: Arithmetic and Logic Unit_Part 1
- LEC 71: Arithmetic and Logic Unit_Part 2
- LEC 72: Arithmetic and Logic Unit_VHDL code
- LEC 73: Parity circuits
- LEC 74: Parity circuits_VHDL code
- LEC 75: Sequential logic circuits_Latches Preview
- LEC 76: SR Flip flop
- LEC 77: SR Flip flop_Behavioral model
- LEC 78: JK Flip flop
- LEC 79: JK Flip flop VHDL code
- LEC 80: T Flip flop
- LEC 81: T Flip flop VHDL code
- LEC 82: D Flipflop
- LEC 83: D Flipflop_VHDL code
- LEC 84: Registers_SISO
- LEC 85: Registers_SISO_VHDL_Structural
- LEC 86: Registers_SISO_VHDL_Behavioral
- LEC 87: Registers_SIPO_VHDL code
- LEC 88: Registers_PIPO_VHDL code
- LEC 89: Registers_PISO
- LEC 90: Registers_PISO_VHDL code
- LEC 91: Universal shift register_IC74LS194
- LEC 92: Universal shift register_IC74LS194 -VHDL code
- LEC 93: Counters
- LEC 94: Ring Counters
- LEC 95: Ring Counters_VHDL code
- LEC 96: Johnson Counter
- LEC 97: Johnson Counter__VHDL code
- LEC 98: Design of N-bit synchronous counter
- LEC 99: Design of Mod-16 synchronous counter using T FF
- LEC 100: VHDL code for mod 8 counter
- LEC 101: IC7493 counter
- LEC 102: IC7493 counter__VHDL code
- LEC 103: Decade counter IC7490 with VHDL code
- LEC 104: Combinational logic circuits with MOS devices Preview
- LEC 105: CMOS inverter and 2 input NOR gate
- LEC 106: Generalised NOR structure with multiple inputs
- LEC 107: Transient analysis of 2 input NOR gate
- LEC 108: Generalised NMOS NAND gate
- LEC 109: Transient analysis of NMOS NAND gate
- LEC 110: CMOS 2 input NAND gate
- LEC 111: CMOS 2 input NOR gate
- LEC 112: Complex logic circuit
- LEC 113: CMOS Complex logic circuit
- LEC 114: CMOS AOI logic circuit
- LEC 115: CMOS OAI logic circuit
- LEC 116: Pseudo NMOS logic gate
- LEC 117: CMOS transmission gates
- LEC 118: CMOS transmission gates_DC analysis_Part 1
- LEC 119: CMOS transmission gates_DC analysis-part 2
- LEC 120: Pass transistor logic
- LEC 121: Sequential MOS Logic circuit Preview
- LEC 122: Behaviour of Bistable elements
- LEC 123: SR Latch using NOR gates
- LEC 124: SR Latch using NAND gates
- LEC 125: Clocked SR latch
- LEC 126: Clocked JK latch
- LEC 127: D latch implementation
- LEC 128: Basic principles of pass transistor circuits
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Description
Digital Systems Design VHDL is an exam-focused electronics engineering programme designed for ECE / EEE learners building circuit and digital fundamentals for exams (all levels). Lessons are paced for semester revision and competitive practice, with clear explanations you can replay anytime.
You will build device and system intuition for Digital Systems Design VHDL, linking theory to typical university numericals and design questions. Syllabus highlights include Introduction to VHDL Programming Language, Introduction to Verilog Programming Language, VHDL Programming on Combinational Logic Design, VHDL Programming on Sequential Logic Design, Combinational Logic Circuits with MOS Devices, and Sequential Logic Circuits with MOS Devices. Across 128 lessons, you will move from foundations to problem-solving patterns that show up in university papers and placement tests.
Taught by DAKALA SREENIVASULU, this course keeps theory short and practice heavy—so you can revise faster, spot examiner cues, and build confidence before mocks and finals.
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