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Examples

• Simple ones
  • APB3 definition
    • Introduction
    • Specification
    • Implementation
    • Usage
  • Carry adder
  • Color summing
  • Counter with clear
  • Introduction
  • PLL BlackBox and reset controller
    • The PLL BlackBox definition
    • TopLevel definition
  • RGB to gray
  • Sinus rom
• Intermediates ones
  • Fractal calculator
    • Introduction
    • Specification
    • Elaboration parameters (Generics)
    • Bundle definition
    • Component implementation
  • UART
    • Specification
    • Data structures
      • Controller construction parameters
      • UART bus
      • UART configuration enums
      • UartCtrl configuration Bundles
    • Implementation
      • UartCtrlTx
      • UartCtrlRx
      • UartCtrl
    • Simple usage
    • Example with test bench
    • Bonus: Having fun with Stream
  • VGA
    • Introduction
    • Data structures
      • RGB color
      • VGA bus
      • VGA timings
    • VGA Controller
      • Specification
      • Component and io definition
      • Horizontal and vertical logic
      • Interconnections
      • Bonus
• Advanced ones
  • JTAG TAP
    • Introduction
    • JTAG bus
    • JTAG state machine
    • JTAG TAP
    • Jtag instructions
      • JTAG TAP class interface
      • Base class
      • Read instruction
      • Write instruction
      • Idcode instruction
    • User friendly wrapper
    • Usage demonstration
  • Memory mapped UART
    • Introduction
    • Specification
    • Implementation
  • Pinesec
  • Timer
    • Introduction
    • Timer
      • Specification
      • Implementation
    • Bridging function
      • Specification
      • Implementation
      • Usage

Introduction

Examples are split into three kinds:

• Simple examples that could be used to get used to the basics of SpinalHDL.

• Intermediate examples which implement components by using a traditional approach.

• Advanced examples which go further than traditional HDL by using object-oriented programming, functional programming, and meta-hardware description.

They are all accessible in the sidebar under the corresponding sections.

Important

The SpinalHDL workshop contains many labs with their solutions. See here.

Note

You can also find a list of repostitories using SpinalHDL here