Module 1: Introductory Course on VHDL for Spaceflight/Remote Sensing Applications

The introductory course on VHDL (VHDL Hardware Description Language) for spaceflight and remote sensing applications begins with an overview of the design flow, emphasizing the importance of choosing the right FPGA board. The instructor highlights that the number of switches required can limit the capabilities of certain boards, and suggests considering alternative options such as using buttons or other peripherals to supplement switch inputs.
The course then delves into the specifics of setting up a project in Xilinx, including adding design files and constraints, and selecting the correct FPGA board. The instructor notes that it is essential to close and reopen Xilinx after adding new board design files for them to be recognized. This introductory module lays the groundwork for subsequent chapters, which will likely explore VHDL coding and implementation on FPGAs in more detail.

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