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&lt;p&gt;Last academic year (2015-2016), &lt;a
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 &gt;Winand Seldeslachts&amp;nbsp;&lt;span uk-icon="icon: sign-out; ratio: 0.7"&gt;&lt;/span&gt;&lt;/a&gt; joined Sigasi to work on his masters thesis. For his thesis he investigated a new way to test VHDL code by extending Wavedrom.
Wavedrom is a simple, textual language that is used to describe and visualized &lt;em&gt;timing diagrams&lt;/em&gt;.
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