FPGA UART implementation communication protocol series Vol1
Learn FPGA communication protocols with this introductory course! Created by an experienced electronic engineer. Start your journey in digital communication.
Course Content
FPGA UART implementation communication protocol series Vol1 is an all-levels Skillshare course taught by Ofer Keren. It runs 2h 2m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. 44 students have enrolled. It is a paid course, first published August 2021.
Unlock the world of UART communication with this comprehensive course! Designed by an experienced FPGA engineer, this is the perfect starting point for understanding serial communication protocols. No prior experience is necessary – we'll cover everything from the fundamentals to practical implementation.
What you'll learn:
- UART Fundamentals: Discover what UART is and delve into the intricacies of the UART protocol. We'll also explore the RS232 physical layer.
- FPGA Serial Communication: Learn how to effectively sample signals from the outside world using your FPGA, even with fast clock speeds.
- UART Design in VHDL: Follow a step-by-step guide to designing a UART in VHDL. I'll share my own design and explain how to optimize it for performance.
- Hands-on Simulation: We'll simulate both the UART Receiver and Transmitter to solidify your understanding.
- Practical Implementation: By the end of this course, you'll have a fully functional UART implemented in VHDL!
- General Serial Communication Protocols: Gain a broader understanding of serial communication protocols and their applications.
This course is ideal for all levels, from beginners to those with some experience. Benefit from the expertise of a seasoned electronic and computer engineer with extensive FPGA experience across all major manufacturers. Master UART and build a strong foundation in serial communication for your FPGA projects!
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