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Blaine C. Readler

    Blaine C. Readler crea narrativas que exploran los profundos impactos del calentamiento global y los desafíos ambientales. Su escritura profundiza en la intrincada relación entre el avance tecnológico y el mundo natural. Las novelas de Readler a menudo retratan a la humanidad navegando por un planeta en constante cambio, centrándose en las consecuencias psicológicas y sociales.

    VHDL by Example
    Rook
    • 2020

      Rook

      • 206 páginas
      • 8 horas de lectura

      Rook's quest for recognition as a provider takes an unexpected turn when he is rescued from a cougar by a mysterious starship. As he learns that he will return to a world where everyone he knows has perished after a thousand years, he grapples with his new role in assisting the ship's enigmatic crew. Each visit back home raises more questions, complicating his understanding of his mission. Meanwhile, an impending threat from a rival alien race looms, adding tension to Rook's journey through time and space.

      Rook
    • 2014

      VHDL by Example

      A Concise Introduction for FPGA Design

      • 120 páginas
      • 5 horas de lectura

      A practical primer for the student and practicing engineer already familiar with the basics of digital design, the reference develops a working grasp of the VHLD hardware description language step-by-step using easy-to-understand examples. Starting with a simple but workable design sample, increasingly more complex fundamentals of the language are introduced until all core features of VHDL are brought to light. Included in the coverage are state machines, modular design, FPGA-based memories, clock management, specialized I/O, and an introduction to techniques of simulation. The goal is to prepare the reader to design real-world FPGA solutions. All the sample code used in the book is available online. What Strunk and White did for the English language with “The Elements of Style,” VHDL BY EXAMPLE does for FPGA design.

      VHDL by Example