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+Instructions on how to use the following examples provided here:
+ PWM_Incremental
+ PWM_Decremental
+ Cmosinverter
+These examples are supported by the NGHDL feature.
+In order to simulate the examples listed above, follow the below instructions.
+ (Note that NGHDL feature is only for Ubuntu Linux OS users as of on 27th November 2019)
+1. Go to eSim main window -> Click on NGHDL icon from the left toolbar, click on the 'browse' button, go to ../nghdl/Example/ and locate which example you wish to simulate.
+2. After opening the directory of desired example, locate the vhdl file , click on the "Open" button at the bottom of "Open File" window.
+3. Click on 'upload' button in the NGHDL pop-up window. File will be processed in the backend for few seconds. Now exit the NGHDL window.
+4. Open the desired example in eSim using the Open Project button, double click on it when the project is loaded in the "Projects" window.
+5. Click on the "Simulation" button on eSim Main window.
+
+NGHDL feature is still under development. More examples will be added by eSim team along the way.
+If you have a good command on VHDL and electronics, please feel free to contribute.