Active-HDL EDU Configurations

The ability to quickly document designed components is becoming critical with the increased complexity of designs, ubiquitous IP re-use, and design teams scattered across many floors, departments, or countries.More >>

With Active-HDL, you can mix different types of descriptions. Your design can include textual HDL code as well as block diagrams and state diagrams. More >>

Code2GraphicsMore >>

The IP CORE Generator is a tool built-into Active-HDL that comes with a rich set of parameterized modules. They are ready-to-use in any VHDL- or Verilog-based system.More >>

Powerful testbench generation automation features have been provided to speed functional verification. A testbench for any design unit can be generated from waveforms created in the waveform editor or during a simulation run.More >>

The Design Flow Manager configures, constrains and executes simulation, synthesis and implementation tools for all devices from Altera®, Atmel®, Lattice®, Microsemi™ (Actel), Quicklogic®, Xilinx® and more in one integrated development environment.More >>

Designers can open multiple Active-HDL designs simultaneously and integrate them into one super-project.More >>

ALDEC simulators provide comprehensive support of the IEEE 1076-1993 Standard, IEEE 1076™-2002 VHDL standard and majority of just published IEEE 1076™-2008 Standard.More >>

ALDEC simulators provide full support of the IEEE 1364-2005 Standard. To enable simulation of a large variety of Verilog designs, both legacy and new, ALDEC simulators can be set to work in Verilog ’95, 2001 and 2005 modes.More >>

SystemC is a C library that extends C to enable hardware modeling. Although strictly a C class library, SystemC is sometimes viewed as being a language in its own rightMore >>

SystemVerilog is a set of extensions to the Verilog HDL that allow higher level of modeling and efficient verification of large digital systems.More >>

Simulation of netlist in EDIF 2 0 0 format is supported by most Aldec Simulators.More >>

The Verilog PLI (Programming Language Interface) and VPI (Verilog Procedural Interface) provide a standard mechanism to access and modify data in a simulated Verilog model.More >>

Accelerated Waveform Viewer (ASDB)More >>

Language Assistant with Templates and Auto-completeMore >>

Aldec simulators integrate The MathWorks' intuitive MATLAB language and a technical computing environment.More >>

Node Locked LicenseMore >>

One Year Time Based License (TBL) grants a designer a license to use the product for a period of one year. A 1 year support contract is included with the purchase of TBL license.More >>

Builds are tested on all the latest platforms, including Windows 8, to ensure correct operation on users' workstations.More >>