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designs are mix of both the methods, implementing some key elements of both design styles. Figure shows a Top−Down design approach. Abstraction Levels of Verilog Verilog supports a design at many different levels of abstraction. Three of them are very important: • Behavioral level www.asic−world.com INTRODUCTION 5
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