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More VHDL for Synthesis: Sequential Statements & Processes

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This lecture delves into VHDL for synthesis, focusing on sequential statements within processes. It covers the difference between concurrent and sequential statements, the use cases for processes, and the implications of sequential signal assignments. The instructor explains conditional statements in processes, emphasizing the importance of avoiding incomplete assignments to prevent latches in combinational processes.

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