We will introduce Verilog-A by showing a number of examples. Each example introduces a new concept or language feature. This is not a definitive reference of the language but we hope to demonstrate the most commonly used features. The table below lists the examples used in this manual along with the path of the files where you can find a read-to-run schematic and Verilog-A definition file.
Example | File Location |
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Hello World! | Examples/Verilog-A/Manual/Hello-world |
A Simple Device Model | Examples/Verilog-A/Manual/Gain-block |
A Resistor | Example/Verilog-A/Manual/Resistor |
A Soft Limiter | Example/Verilog-A/Manual/Soft-limiter |
A Capacitor | Example/Verilog-A/Manual/Capacitor |
A Voltage Controlled Oscillator | Example/Verilog-A/Manual/Vco |
Digital Gate | Example/Verilog-A/Manual/Gates |
Butterworth Filter | Example/Verilog-A/Manual/Butterworth-filter |
RC Ladder - Loops, Vectored Nodes and genvars | Example/Verilog-A/Manual/RC-ladder |
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