VHDL: Basics to Programming is a methodological guide to VHDL and its applications. The book is written to teach fundamentals of VHDL to students at the beginner’s level, but advanced users will also benefit from the complex embedded-system designs, included with simulation and synthesis. Presented in simple, easy-to-understand language, it proceeds gradually from HDLs to VHDL and its applications in the real world. Several examples are given for commonly used digital circuits. A few selected case studies have also been provided that can serve as minor projects for undergraduate and postgraduate students.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Gaganpreet Kaur
Dr. Gaganpreet Kaur is an Assistant Professor and Head of the Department, Electronics and Communication Engineering at Rayat-Bahra College of Engineering and Biotechnology for Women, Punjab. She started her career with Guru Nanak Dev Engineering College as graduate engineer and chose teaching as her career. During her career as a teacher, she has held a number of responsible administrative positions. She was involved as research pioneer in the fi eld of VLSI design in college. She also taught at ITM Gurgaon for a brief period. She has published research papers in international and national journals and has presented papers at a number of international conferences. Presently, she teaches undergraduate and graduate students in the area of VLSI and Digital Design. She has conducted a number of training programmes for academicians and, most importantly, for students on ‘Circuit design using VHDL’. Her research interests include evolutionary optimization techniques, VLSI partitioning and circuit design with VHDL.
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