This document discusses the design of a 3-bit flash analog-to-digital converter (ADC). It begins by introducing flash ADCs and their advantages of high speed. A flash ADC uses 2n-1 comparators in parallel to convert an analog input to an n-bit digital code. The document then describes modeling a 3-bit flash ADC in VHDL, including the design of comparators using inputs A and B, and outputs for equal and greater signals. It also covers the use of a priority encoder. Finally, the document discusses another design approach to reduce power consumption by using fewer comparators.