Creating Macros from VHDL (Hardware Description Languages in TINACloud part 1)
Hardware Description Languages are powerful tools to describe and simulate complex electronic devices. In this tutorial video we will show how you can create a macro from a VHDL (.vhd) code and use in TINACloud.
First we will select a file which we will turn into a VHDL macro from the original folder of the off-line TINA, but you can select a VHDL file anywhere on your computer.
We will demonstrate how you can edit the Macro Input and Output pin names using the “Edit Macro Pins” display window of TINACloud. Next, we will test our macro in TINACloud’s Digital interactive mode with digital circuit simulation and compare the results with the Truth Table of the Half Adder.