THE DIGITAL DESIGN WORKSHOP
Small circuits.
Big possibilities.
Learn digital design by making things.
From your first RTL to an idea of your own.
01—03 The basics of RTL, in three small experiments
FIG. 01 — THE WORKBENCHRTL / SYSTEMVERILOG

01 Read the code→02 Run an experiment→03 Compare the resultINPUT → IDEAS → OUTPUT
01 / THE FIRST LEARNING SERIES
Learn it. Build it.
Change an input. See what happens.
Three small experiments to start thinking in circuits.
LAB / 01Choose an input with a MUX
See how a combinational output differs from a clocked value.
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LAB / 02Count, reset and wrap around
Explore synchronous reset and wraparound with a two-bit counter.
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LAB / 03Move bits through a shift register
Follow serial input as it moves through a three-bit register.
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YOUR FIELD NOTES
Pick up where you left off.
A little progress goes a long way.
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FIG. 02 — A NOTEBOOK FULL OF POSSIBILITIES02 / BEFORE YOU BEGIN
A little preparation.
A good beginning.
Set up Digital Design Studio and open your first project. Each lab includes the source code and input files you need to get started.
First-run field guide Open Cloud