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This course provides a thorough introduction to SystemVerilog
constructs for design.
This focus is on:
▪ Writing RTL code using the new constructs available in SystemVerilog
▪ Reviewing new data types, structs, unions, arrays, procedural blocks, re-usable tasks, functions, and packages
▪ Targeting and optimizing Xilinx devices using SystemVerilog

Course Duration – 2 days
Price – 1600.00
Who Should Attend? – FPGA designers and logic designers
Prerequisites
▪ Verilog design experience or completion of Designing with Verilog
Software Tools
▪ Vivado® Design or System Edition 2019.1
▪ Questa Sim Prime Simulator 10.6c
Hardware
▪ Architecture: N/A*
▪ Demo board: Kintex® UltraScale™ FPGA KCU105 board or
Kintex-7 FPGA KC705 board*

* This course does not focus on any particular architecture. Check with your local Authorized Training Provider for the specifics of the in-class lab board or other customizations.
After completing this comprehensive training, you will have the
necessary skills to:
▪ Describe the features and benefits of using SystemVerilog for RTL design
▪ Identify the new data types supported in SystemVerilog
▪ Use an enumerated data type for coding a finite state machine
(FSM)
▪ Explain how to use structures, unions, and arrays
▪ Describe the new procedural blocks and analyze the affected synthesis results
▪ Define the enhancements and ability to reuse tasks, functions, and packages
▪ Identify how to simplify module definitions and instantiations using interfaces
▪ Examine how to efficiently code in SystemVerilog for FPGA design simulation and synthesis
▪ Target and optimize Xilinx FPGAs by using SystemVerilog
▪ Synthesize and analyze SystemVerilog designs with the Vivado Design Suite

Course Outline

Day 1

Introduction to SystemVerilog
Provides an introduction to the SystemVerilog language. {Lecture}
▪ Data Types
Describes the data types supported by SystemVerilog. {Lecture,
Lab, Demo}
▪ User-Defined and Enumerated Data Types
Describes user-defined and enumerated data types supported by
SystemVerilog. {Lecture}
▪ Type Casting
Describes type casting in SystemVerilog. {Lecture}
▪ Arrays and Strings
Explains the use of arrays in SystemVerilog. {Lecture}
▪ SystemVerilog Building Blocks
Describes the design and verification building blocks in SystemVerilog.{Lecture}
▪ Structures
Explains the use of structures in SystemVerilog. {Lecture, Lab}
▪ Unions
Explains the use of unions in SystemVerilog. {Lecture, Lab}
▪ Additional Operators in SystemVerilog
Describes the operators supported by SystemVerilog beyond those found in Verilog. {Lecture}

Day 2

Procedural Statements
Describes the different procedural blocks provided by SystemVerilog. {Lecture, Lab}
▪ Control Flow Statements
Describes the different control statements provided by SystemVerilog. {Lecture}
▪ Functions
Explains the SystemVerilog enhancements to functions. {Lecture}
▪ Tasks
Describes the task SystemVerilog construct. {Lecture}
▪ Packages
Describes the package SystemVerilog construct. {Lecture, Lab}
▪ Interfaces
Describes the concept of interfaces in SystemVerilog. {Lecture}
▪ Targeting Xilinx FPGAs
Focuses on Xilinx-specific implementation and chip-level optimization. {Lecture, Lab}

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