FPGA Video Tutorial 2020 Edition (Privileged Students)

In 2009, the privileged students who were just starting out could be said to be "newborn calves not afraid of tigers". They enthusiastically recorded the video "Getting Started with FPGAs in a Simple Way" and published a book of the same name the following year. Unexpectedly, at that time when resources were scarce, he could actually learn how to use FPGAs very quickly. It has quickly attracted the attention and favor of the majority of FPGA beginners, and has really helped some beginners. It is said that "it takes ten years to sharpen a sword", but more than 10 years go by in a blink of an eye. Fortunately, the privileged students have long forgotten the aura of "Internet celebrity", and are working hard in the workplace, focusing on the specific work of circuit design and FPGA development. , serving projects and products. When it comes to making products, what Privilege students feel most deeply is simplicity, practicality, stability, and low cost. The same is true for FPGA. For beginners, what they need is not fancy or fancy applications, but one step at a time, starting from scratch in a down-to-earth manner, spending more time writing code, and constantly simulating and debugging on the board. , understand it thoroughly and practice each basic example by yourself.
Over the years, many friends in the industry have also hoped that privileged students would take the time to record a set of FPGA video tutorials. Considering the limited time and energy, it has been difficult to make a decision. In recent years, privileged students have participated in the recruitment of FPGA engineers in companies and found that it is extremely difficult to find relatively high-level FPGA talents in the market. Therefore, Privilege students decided to use a new FPGA platform (Xilinx Artix-7 series) 10 years after the publication of "Fun with FPGA in a Simple Language", starting from basic FPGA knowledge, to the installation and use of tools, and then to basic examples. , debugging examples, project examples and other aspects to guide the majority of FPGA beginners to complete the entry and advancement of FPGA. Of course, this is just a new beginning. As time and energy permit, Privilege students are still preparing to record a set of videos "Learning Verilog while coding" that focus on verilog code learning. I hope you will support me a lot. Your encouragement is the motivation for privileged students to continue sharing.
"The 2020 version of the video tutorial on playing with FPGA in simple terms" is based on Xilinx's Artix-7FPGA device and a variety of rich entry-level and advanced peripherals. The video has a total of 37 lessons, with a total duration of about 800 minutes. It provides some typical engineering examples to help learners learn from FPGA basic knowledge, logic design concepts, tool configuration and use, design source code writing, design functional principles, simulation verification, and board-level design. Gain a solid grasp of FPGA development in aspects such as debugging and debugging.
The book "XilinxArtix-7 FPGA Quick Start, Techniques and Examples" (Tsinghua University Press) accompanying this video is now on sale. This video has the same name as "Playing with FPGA in a Simple and Simple Way" recorded by Privilege students in 2010 (this video is the new 2020 version), but the supporting books and boards are different. The content has been accumulated by Privilege students for 10 years and has been deeply processed, making it more suitable for the majority of FPGA beginners. Scholars and advanced students learn.

• Chapter 1：FPGA basic concepts (24 minutes and 6 seconds)

• Chapter 2：FPGA device structure (23 minutes and 58 seconds)

• Chapter 3：Introduction to Verilog syntax (21 minutes and 32 seconds)

• Chapter 4：Verilog coding style and writing specifications (25 minutes and 10 seconds)

• Chapter 5：FPGA board-level circuit design (STAR ​​development board) (27 minutes and 3 seconds)

• Chapter 6：Software installation and configuration instructions (19 minutes and 8 seconds)

• Chapter 7：First project creation, source code input and simulation (22 minutes and 2 seconds)

• Chapter 8：The first project compilation, pin assignment, download and solidification (21 minutes and 44 seconds)

• Chapter 9：FPGA entry example: LED control example of DIP switch (13 minutes and 40 seconds)

• Chapter 10：View Vivado’s Schematic view (18 minutes and 56 seconds)

• Chapter 11：FPGA entry example: running water lamp example (9 minutes and 52 seconds)

• Chapter 12：FPGA entry example: PLL IP core configuration example (20 minutes and 15 seconds)

• Chapter 13：FPGA entry example: custom IP core creation and configuration (21 minutes and 19 seconds)

• Chapter 14：FPGA entry example: 3-8 decoder example (9 minutes and 11 seconds)

• Chapter 15：FPGA entry example: button debouncing example (19 minutes and 19 seconds)

• Chapter 16：FPGA entry example: digital tube example (15 minutes and 36 seconds)

• Chapter 17：FPGA-based simulation verification (14 minutes and 0 seconds)

• Chapter 18：FPGA entry example: 4X4 matrix button example (25 minutes and 12 seconds)

• Chapter 19：State machine design (25 minutes and 48 seconds)

• Chapter 20：State machine design (19 minutes and 34 seconds)

• Chapter 21：FPGA entry example: UART loopback example (22 minutes and 57 seconds)

• Chapter 22：FPGA entry example: Ultrasonic ranging example (26 minutes and 38 seconds)

• Chapter 23：FPGA entry example: SPI interface DAC driver control (21 minutes and 28 seconds)

• Chapter 24：FPGA entry example: I2C interface RTC time display control (27 minutes and 3 seconds)

• Chapter 25：FPGA entry example: 7-inch LCD screen ColorBar display driver (19 minutes and 59 seconds)

• Chapter 26：XADC example: AD acquisition and display based on XADC (27 minutes and 15 seconds)

• Chapter 27：XADC example: FPGA internal temperature collection and display based on XADC (13 minutes and 39 seconds)

• Chapter 28：FPGA online debugging: online logic analyzer application example (22 minutes and 29 seconds)

• Chapter 29：FPGA online debugging: virtual IO application example (15 minutes and 48 seconds)

• Chapter 30：DDR3 Example: DDR3 IP Introduction and Configuration (24 minutes and 20 seconds)

• Chapter 31：DDR3 Example: DDR3 IP Simulation Verification (8 minutes and 33 seconds)

• Chapter 32：DDR3 Example: Debugging DDR3 data reading and writing based on online logic analyzer (21 minutes and 54 seconds)

• Chapter 33：DDR3 example: DDR3 batch data reading and writing based on UART commands (16 minutes and 53 seconds)

• Chapter 34：LVDS example: LVDS data sending and receiving example (30 minutes and 24 seconds)

• Chapter 35：LVDS example: LVDS data sending and receiving example with CRC check (23 minutes and 29 seconds)

• Chapter 36：Comprehensive example: reversing radar (9 minutes and 14 seconds)

• Chapter 37：Comprehensive Example: Waveform Generator (19 minutes and 41 seconds)

• Chapter 38：Comprehensive example: industrial site monitoring interface design (25 minutes and 9 seconds)