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I will do my work in verilog and rtl design
FPGA VERILOG ENGINEER
I am a fluent with verilog coding and testbench writing. I can offer to create models using verilog and test models via the testbenches. I have knowledge in vivado as well.
About this Gig
Are you looking for a professional hardware design engineer to implement custom digital logic, interface with sensors, or debug your hardware architectures? You are in the right place!
I specialize in Verilog HDL and RTL design, delivering clean, fully synthesized, and highly optimized hardware code tailored to your specifications. Whether you need a simple state machine or a complex digital system, I ensure efficient resource utilization and flawless timing closure.
What I Offer:
- RTL Design & Coding: Clean, modular Verilog and SystemVerilog source code.
- FPGA IP Core Integration: Custom hardware drivers for SPI, I2C, UART, AXI, and PWM.
- Sensor Interfacing: Robust digital control modules for physical hardware components and sensors.
- Testbench & Simulation: Verifying functionality with clear waveform analysis using Vivado XSIM
- FSM Design: Reliable Finite State Machines for complex control logic.
- Matlab Integration: Converting MATLAB/Simulink DSP algorithms into hardware structures.
Tools: Xilinx Vivado, MATLAB.
Platform:
FPGA
Expertise:
Debugging
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Testing
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Programming
FAQ
What do I need to provide to start the project?
Please provide your project requirements, a brief description of the logic or state machine, the target FPGA board (if any), and any datasheets for sensors you want to interface.
Do you provide simulation waveforms?
Yes! Every package includes a comprehensive testbench. I will simulate the Verilog modules using Vivado XSIM to verify functionality before delivery.
Can you write code for specific FPGA development boards?
Yes! I primary specialize in Xilinx boards (Artix, Basys, Nexys) using Vivado. However, because Verilog is universal, I can also provide pure, portable RTL code compatible with Intel/Altera boards if you handle the pin assignments in Quartus.
