CONTENTS
- FOREWORD
- PREFACE
PART I INTRODUCTION
- 1 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER-AIDED ENGINEERING
OF DIGITAL CIRCUITS
- Introduction
- Historical Perspective-The Traditional Design Process
- Computer-Aided Engineering
- Schematic Capture Using ViewDraw
- Design Analysis and Verification
- Functional and Timing Analysis Using ViewSim and ViewTrace
- Hierarchical Design
- Rapid Prototyping
- Programmable Logic Devices
- Hardware Description Languages
- Logic Synthesis
PART II TUTORIAL INTRODUCTION TO WORKVIEW OFFICE TOOLS-VIEWDRAW, VIEWSIM AND VIEWTRACE
- 2 INTRODUCTION TO WORKVIEW OFFICE STUDENT EDITION
- What is Workview Office?
- Workview Office Student Edition
- Restrictions and Limitations
- 3 INSTALLATION AND QUICKSTART
- System Requirements
- Installation
- To Install Workview Office Under Windows 95
- To Install Workview Office Under Windows NT 3.51
- To Install Workview Office Under Windows 3.1x
- The Installation Process
- To Install the Libraries
- Quickstart--If You Really Can't Wait!
4 SCHEMATIC ENTRY TUTORIAL USING VIEWDRAW: DESIGN OF A FOUR-BIT ADDER
Hierarchical and Flat Design Representations
Assumptions
The Workview Office Taskbar
Starting the Tutorial About This Tutorial
Using the Workview Office Project Manager Opening the Workview Office Project Manager Library Search Order Adding the Builtin Library Adding the 74LS Library
Starting the Design Starting ViewDraw Creating a New Schematic Sheet Adding a Sheet Border Adding Text to the Schematic
Adding a Component Procedure
Saving Your Schematic Adding More Components Zooming in on an Area of the Schematic Adding More Components
Adding Nets and Buses Overview Adding a Net Between Two Pins Adding Dangling Nets Moving Components Adding More Nets
Labeling Labeling Multiple Nets
Finishing the Design Overview Adding More Components
Saving and Checking the Schematic
Creating Symbols Creating a User-Defined Border Adding a Symbol Body Adding a Pin Adding a Pin Label Adding More Labels Adding Text to the Symbol Adding Symbol Attributes Attaching Pin Attributes Saving the Symbol
Designing a Four-Bit Adder Creating a Four-Bit Adder Schematic Creating an Array of Components Connecting the Full-Adder Components Adding Buses Autoincrementing Labels Labeling the Buses Finishing the Design Adding a GND Component Viewing the Design
Creating a Network File Creating a Network File From ViewDraw
5 DIGITAL ANALYSIS TUTORIAL USING VIEWSIM AND VIEWTRACE
Using ViewSim and ViewTrace Starting ViewSim Opening the Network (.VSM) File Examining Simulation Values
Starting the Simulation Displaying Simulation Results in ViewTrace The Navigator Setting Values and Starting Simulating
Displaying Simulation Results with ViewTrace Procedure
Analyzing Waveforms Creating a Bus Signal Checking the Time Between Events Using the Crosshair Zooming in on the Timeline Moving Signals Changing the Width of the Name and Value Columns Saving Waveform Results
Conclusion The Workview Office Design Process What to Do Next!
6 ADDITIONAL VIEWDRAW AND VIEWSIM COMMANDS
Additional Schematic Entry Commands Changing the Sense of a Signal Assigning Attributes Moving an Attribute
Additional Simulation Commands Setting Up a Clock (CLOCK, STEPSIZE, and CYCLE commands) Setting Up an Input Pattern (PATTERN command) Watch Display Command Files "Circuit Not Yet Stable"
7 USING WORKVIEW OFFICE HELP
PART III LABORATORY EXERCISES
- LABORATORY EXERCISES
- OVERVIEW
- 8 LABORATORY EXERCISE 1: INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL LOGIC DEVICES AND THEIR OPERATION
- Description
- Procedure
- Investigation of Simple Logic Gates
- Design of a Simple Controller
- Simple Sequential Device
- 9 LABORATORY EXERCISE 2: DESIGN OF A FOUR-BIT RIPPLE CARRY ADDER
- Description
- Theoretical Background
- Negative Numbers-- Two's Complement Representation
- Procedure
- Analyzing Your Design
- Timing Analysis
- Laboratory Construction (Optional)
- PRELAB
- LAB
- 10 LABORATORY EXERCISE 3: DESIGN OF A FOUR-BIT ARITHMETIC UNIT
- Description
- Theoretical Background
- Subtraction Capability
- Flag Generation Circuitry
- Procedure
- 11 LABORATORY EXERCISE 4: DESIGN OF A LOOK-AHEAD CARRY ADDER
- Description
- Procedure
- 12 LABORATORY EXERCISE 5: DESIGN OF A FOUR-BIT ALU
- Description
- Theoretical Background
- Procedure
- 13 LABORATORY EXERCISE 6: DESIGN OF A RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR
- Description
- Theoretical Background
- Procedure
- 14 LABORATORY EXERCISE 7: DESIGN OF A SIMPLE TRAFFIC CONTROLLER
- Description
- Theoretical Background
- Procedure
- 15 LABORATORY EXERCISE 8: DESIGN OF A TRAFFIC CONTROLLER WITH LEFT TURN SIGNAL
- Description
- Theoretical Background
- Procedure
- 16 LABORATORY EXERCISE 9: DESIGN OF A SEQUENTIAL COMBINATION LOCK
- Description
- Theoretical Background
- Procedure
- 17 LABORATORY EXERCISE 10: DESIGN OF A VENDING MACHINE
- Description
- Theoretical Background
- Procedure
- INDEX OF COMMANDS
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