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VHDL for Simulation & Testbenches

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This lecture covers VHDL for simulation, including the basic constructs and the verification and simulation process. It explains how to debug VHDL code, introduces the concept of time in simulations, and details delayed signal assignments in VHDL. The lecture also discusses event-based simulation of VHDL, the simulation schedule for synchronous circuits, and the creation of testbenches for simulating digital systems.

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