Sequential Style Modeling Digital Design using VHDL by Ravinder Nath Rajotiya - May 13, 2021May 13, 20210 Sequential style of modeling is also called the behavioral style. This style of coding make use of the process statement(s). Once an entity is declared, the a process is defined inside the architecture. Sequential code inside the process allows statements like IF, CASE, LOOP and WAIT and the desired operators inside the code.The general structure of a behavioural style modelling in VHDL is given below: LIBRARY <library_name>; USE library_name.<package_name>.all; ENTITY <entity_name> IS PORT( Signal_name(s) : mode type ; Signal_name : mode type ); END [ENTITY] [entity_name] ; ARCHITECTURE behavioural OF<entity_name> IS --declaration of signal, constant, type; BEGIN --concurrent statement --[process_label :] PROCESS [(sensitivity list)] --variable, constant declarations; BEGIN Sequential_statement(s); End PROCESS[process_label ]; END [Architecture] [behavioural]; As seen in the above prototype VHDL code, a sequantial code need a process statement. To make the code sequential,te statements have to be