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Basics of
VLSI
Physical
Design Flow
Gajski-Kuhn
(Y) Chart Domain
Basics of Low
Power VLSI
Introduction to Layout tools
MOS
Fundamentals
CMOS circuits
Various Logic
Structures
Digital
Integrated Circuits
Transmission
Gates and Pass Transistor Logic
Combinational and Sequential Circuit Design
Advanced
Logical Design
VLSI Circuit
Design
ASIC and FPGA
Design Methodologies
Memory Design
Design of
Controllers and data path units
Controller design using FSMs and ASMs
Electronic Design Automation Tools
HDLs : VHDL
and Verilog HDL
HVL : System
Verilog and Assertions
VLSI CAD Tools
Synthesis of
Digital Systems
System level design and modelling
Design For
Testability(DFT)
Fault Models
Automatic
Test Pattern Generation
Memory BIST
Ad-hoc and
IDDQ Test
Functional Verification methodology
FPGA Implementation and Prototyping
Introduction
to Programmable Logic and FPGAs
Popular CPLD
& FPGA Families
Architecture
of popular Xilinx and SPARTAN FPGA
Advanced FPGA
Design
Logic
Synthesis for FPGA
Static Timing Analysis
SoC
Integration
FinFET
Technology
Ideas about 3D
IC
TSMC lower
nanotechnology
IVth element in ICs – Memristor etc.
Xilinx ISE
Model SIM
Altera
Mentor
Graphics
Cadence
Design Suite
Tanner EDA – S-edit, L-Edit, T-spice, W-edit
Spartan 3AN
FPGA Board
Spartan 3
Development Board
CPLD –
Coolrunner II
Papilio Pro
Spartan 6 FPGA
Altera
Cyclone IV FPGA Board
VLSI Course – Very Large Scale Integration is a very
old technology widely used for designing components, microchips, and integrated
circuits. The process involves creating integrated circuits by combining
thousands to millions of transistors on to a single chip. As the world knows
the chip designing industry is launching a new chip in every 3 – 6 months with
new advancements. Higher the speed and cheaper the cost and better the quality
are advancements that each chip gets. The IC consists of basically 2 parts,
digital design, and physical design. The digital design includes HDLs like
Verilog, VHDL, System Verilog, etc. and the physical designs include CMOS
designs. There are quite a lot of processes involved in VLSI and you get to
learn it in details with SMEClabs.
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