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kkjupally New Member Offline Posts: 1	Verilog A Dec 21^st, 2006, 5:22am How easy is Verilog AMS to learn. How much time does it take to atleast undestand the programs
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Geoffrey_Coram Senior Fellow Offline Posts: 1999 Massachusetts, USA	Re: Verilog A Reply #1 - Dec 21^st, 2006, 1:03pm If you're familiar with C, it's pretty easy.
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makelo Community Member Offline Posts: 34 Hillsboro, OR	Re: Verilog A Reply #2 - Dec 24^th, 2006, 3:56pm I felt that after reading Ken's book, The Designer's Guide to Verilog-AMS, it was pretty easy to get rolling. Verilog-A is similar to many other languages. The MS portion has taken me a little more time to get comfortable with, but is improving with practice.
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sheldon Community Fellow Offline Posts: 751	Re: Verilog A Reply #3 - Dec 25^th, 2006, 1:28am KK, One important distinction to keep in mind is that learning how to write Verilog-A is fairly straightforward. Learning to translate your circuits into good behavioral models can be a painful learning experience. Best Regards, Sheldon
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