Digital Systems Design Using VHDL

Great book for learning VHDL and to use for reference. Will definitely keep in my library. I don't think this is the best material for advanced users as some of my assignments require me to look elsewhere.

This book was required for a class and ended up being a great resource for learning VHDL. I only rented it because of the price and was disappointed to have to send it back.

Book was delayed by weather but came brand new in package lick description

A lot of "examples" in this text need to be updated, as the coding in more current IDEs don't use that specific terminology anymore. As for general understanding, it's alright, clear and lots of examples, but as before, if you're using a more current IDE software (like Xilinx or similar) a lot of the coding is incorrect and doesn't translate to the program, but the structure of the coding does. Just be careful if you're trying to implement what you're learning on your own.

This was a book required by a VHDL class I took while completing my undergrad degree. I only ever opened it to look at the homework questions. I never had to read it because I had a good professor, but when skimming through the chapters, it didn't seem like any of the ideas/concepts were presented in a way as clear as the professor made them.

Well I the book is not in an awful condition. But I was looking for books that were in really good condition and this has some pages that have a lot of things written down. And the CD is missing which apparently has a lot of useful information

I bought this book and it was recommended as a textbook for the VHDL course. I have this book and I am 100% sure that this book is NOT one of the good VHDL books you need/want in your library. It belongs to the "OK" level.chapter one:is the most valuable chapter. it contains an excellent review for every thing in digital logic, and guess what?chapter two:is a poor organized chapter that presents VHDL basics. after reading this chapter you will stop reading because you will start searching for other well organized books! that was my situation and 9 of my friends got similar situation.after reading 3 books in VHDL, I highly recommend:1- only the first chapter of this book2- Circuit Design with VHDL by Pedroni3- some examples from "Design Recipes for FPGAs" by Wilson

This book provides a very good introduction to VHDL and digital systems design. The material is presented well, and the larger designs in the back of the book are pretty useful.The 2nd edition has some pretty nice changes from the 1st edition, particularly in some of the designs throughout the book. The material -- the presentation and layout -- is basically the same. However, it's worth buying this edition due to the changes in the designs.