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Analog Design
Very-large-scale integration (VLSI) is the process of creating an integrated circuit by combining millions of transistors into a single chip for specific set of functions.
Naturally occurring signals are analog. Analog Design is the front-end activity of analog IP/chip design which deals with the amplification, processing and conversion of the natural signals into digital domain. The course deals with design of common analog building blocks such as current mirrors, amplifiers and voltage reference circuits. Spice simulations will be used extensively to enhance the learning experience. The course starts with pre-requisite courses in Unix OS, Programming & scripting languages, fabrication technology, CMOS device physics, and related device equations. Class assignments, Labs and practice examples are realistic to understand the concepts better and get an overview of the design requirements.
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Logic Design
Very-large-scale integration (VLSI) is the process of creating an integrated circuit by combining millions of transistors into a single chip for specific set of functions.
Logic Design is the front-end activity of a chip design which involves essentials of digital design, Verilog behavioral & RTL design, verification, synthesis & DFT. It also Institute Optionally deals with advanced verification methodologies including system Verilog. The course starts with pre-requisite courses in Unix OS, Programming & scripting languages. Class assignments, Labs and practice examples are realistic to understand the concepts better and get an overview of the design requirements.
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Physical Design
Very-large-scale integration (VLSI) is the process of creating an integrated circuit by combining millions of transistors into a single chip for specific set of functions.
Physical Design is the back-end activity of a chip design which involves essentials of basic digital design, CMOS fundamentals, Place & route flow, STA and timing closure, SI analysis, RC extraction, Power analysis, low power design techniques, Physical verification, DFM/DFY and related topics.
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Embedded System Design
An Embedded system is designed to perform one or few dedicated functions often with real-time computing constraints.
They are generally based on RISC/CISC microprocessors or micro-controllers while some of the systems may have DSP functionality also. The course deals with getting deep into CISC/RISC processor architectural features, working of major blocks and interfaces of these processors, and architecture of Microcontrollers. The course also covers understanding functionality of standard peripheral controllers, equipping with proficient programming skills in C and Assembly languages, learning RTOS concepts and acquainting with device driver development. Class assignments, Labs and practice examples are realistic to understand the concepts better and get an overview of the design requirements.
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Custom Layout Design
Very-large-scale integration (VLSI) is the process of creating an integrated circuit by combining millions of transistors into a single chip for specific set of functions.
This course explores semiconductor process technologies from 0.18um to 28nm -14nm and covers Custom Analog, Digital and optionally Mixed-Signal layout skills. Layout Design starts generally with a schematic of the circuit design and involves custom layout using EDA tools. It is the back-end activity of standard cells/Analog IP/ … which involves layout design of transistor level circuits. Course deals with fundamentals of CMOS devices, second order effects, device matching, PAE, double patterning concepts, RC Extraction, layout guidelines, shielding, Physical verification and related topics. Also involves optionally layout design of one of the IPs such as BGR/PLL/ADC/opamp.
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