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FPGA Programming (Verilog)

Design digital hardware. Master Verilog HDL to program FPGAs, simulate logic gates, and implement custom processors.

FPGAs (Field Programmable Gate Arrays) allow you to design custom hardware circuits. This course teaches Verilog, a Hardware Description Language (HDL). Unlike software, you are describing parallel physical connections. You will learn to simulate logic gates, design state machines, and implement protocols like UART and VGA from scratch. We cover the synthesis workflow using Vivado or Quartus to run your design on real hardware.

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Complete Course Syllabus

  • 1
    HDL Mindset
    Thinking in parallel hardware vs sequential software.
  • 2
    Combinational Logic
    Gates, multiplexers, and decoders in Verilog.
  • 3
    Sequential Logic
    Flip-flops, registers, and clock edges.
  • 4
    State Machines
    Designing complex control logic with FSMs.
  • 5
    Simulation
    Verifying logic with testbenches before synthesis.

Estimated completion time: 21 lessons • Self-paced learning • Lifetime access

Career Outlook

Estimated Salary
$130k - $180k

Career Paths

FPGA Engineer $130k-$180k
ASIC Designer $140k-$200k
Hardware Architect $150k-$210k

What You Will Learn

Write synthesizable Verilog modules for digital logic
Simulate hardware designs using testbenches and waveforms
Implement Finite State Machines (FSM) in hardware
Design custom interfaces like VGA and UART
Understand timing analysis and clock domains

Skills You Will Gain

Verilog / SystemVerilog FPGA Architecture Digital Logic Simulation Timing Analysis

Who Is This For

Chip Designers
HFT Engineers
Computer Engineers

Prerequisites

Digital Logic Basics
Binary Math

FPGA Programming (Verilog) FAQs

Board required?

Simulators work, but a board helps (Basys 3).

Hard?

Yes, extremely different from software coding.

VHDL?

We focus on Verilog (industry preference in US).

Job market?

Niche but very high paying (Defense, Finance).

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