Tech Glossary
What is VHDL?
VHDL is a programming language used to design and model digital systems. The language is mainly used in the electronics industry to create schematics and logic circuits. With VHDL, users can model and simulate various electronic components before they are implemented in hardware. Just like with VHDL, there are also other programming languages used in the electronics industry. Examples of such languages are Verilog, SystemVerilog and MATLAB. However, VHDL is one of the most established and used languages for digital design and is very popular in electronics research and development.
