[hpsdr] FW: Verilog course (was: HPSDR Project Proposal - Spread Spectrum)

[Kevin Wheatley]

Please count me in, I'd be very keen :)

Kevin
On 27 Jan 2009, at 11:47, Bob McGwier wrote:

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> The Verilog is understandable.  It is the more "C-like" than VHDL.   
> I find complex things are easier in verilog but there are many who  
> swear by one or the other and "n'er the twain shall meet"
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> Bob
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> Terry Fox wrote:
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>> Kirk:
>> Terry, WB4JFI, would be very interested in this.  I have a few  
>> books on
>> VHDL, and have been reading them in my spare time, but it seems  
>> like most
>> ham stuff is in Verilog instead.  Using the HPSDR FPGA code would  
>> be a great
>> place to end up, you might need to start with some simpler examples  
>> - using
>> Ozy as the test platform?  I might even buy a third Ozy just to  
>> make sure I
>> don't "destroy" either of my other two working systems.
>>
>> Would using a blog with embedded video, or a series of YouTube  
>> lectures be a
>> way to go?  Coordinating a bunch of people for the same time of the  
>> day may
>> be difficult, if I understand right.
>>
>> Thanks for thinking of us!  This would be very welcome.
>> Terry
>>
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
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>> [mailto:hpsdr-bounces at lists.hpsdr.org]On Behalf Of Kirk Weedman
>> Sent: Monday, January 26, 2009 8:56 PM
>> To: Cliff Chism
>> Cc: hpsdr at hpsdr.org
>> Subject: Re: [hpsdr] HPSDR Project Proposal - Spread Spectrum
>>
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>> On this note.  Would anyone be interested in learning Verilog via an
>> internet class?  I have taught courses in Verilog a few times, so I
>> could use my powerpoint slides.   I usually teach a 5 day all day
>> class/lab so that would be at least 20 hours worth of lecture  
>> unless I
>> change it a bit.  Next hurdle for me would be how can I present a
>> "webinar" type class on the internet and what time of day to do it?
>> Havent looked to see what tools there are for doing this.  Anyone
>> interested?  I am currently working on the Ozy, Janus, Mercury and
>> Penelope code under Phil Harmans direction and would be glad for  
>> others
>> to understand it when I'm done.
>>
>> Kirk Weedman  KD7IRS
>>
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