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Sunday 1 September 2013

VLSI Project And Training At Ahmedabad


Chip design in India has been identified as a prominent industry to support the already achieved development in IT field. With growing design houses day by day, a large pool of highly skilled individuals is needed to meet this demand. But, a potential gap was evident in the expectations of the industry and the output from academic institutions.


Realizing this need for trained manpower, we had launched a Certificate in Digital VLSI Design with emphasis on Digital CMOS circuit design, VLSI design flows, verification and testing including a minor and a major project. This course will be effective in providing potential engineers with exposure to both front-end and back-end processes in VLSI Design.



At Ahmedabad few institutions are offering courses in VLSI Front-end designing with following course contents.


Advance Digital Design

  • Digital Logic Fundamentals
  • Combinational logic design
  • Sequential logic design
  • Programmable logic
  • State machines
VHDL
  • VHDL Overview and Concepts
  • Levels of Abstraction
  • Entity, Architecture
  • Data Types and declaration
  • Enumerated Data Types
  • Relational, Logical, Arithmetic Operators
  • Signal and Variables, Constants
  • Process Statement
  • Concurrent Statements
  • When-else, With-select
  • Sequential Statement
  • If-then-else, Case
  • Slicing and Concatenation
  • Loop Statements
  • Delta Delay Concept
  • Arrays, Memory Modeling, FSM
  • Writing Procedures
  • Writing Functions
  • Behavioral / RTL Coding
  • Operator Overloading
  • Structural Coding
  • Component declarations and installations
  • Generate Statement
  • Configuration Block
  • Libraries, Standard packages
  • Local and Global Declarations
  • Package, Package body
  • Writing Test Benches
  • Assertion based verification
  • Files read and write operations
  • Code for complex FPGA and ASICs
  • Generics and Generic maps
VERILOG
  • Language introduction
  • Levels of abstraction
  • Module, Ports types and declarations
  • Registers and nets, Arrays
  • Identifiers, Parameters
  • Relational, Arithmetic, Logical, Bit-wise shift Operators
  • Writing expressions
  • Behavioral Modeling
  • Structural Coding
  • Continuous Assignments
  • Procedural Statements
  • Always, Initial Blocks, begin ebd, fork join
  • Blocking and Non-blocking statements
  • Operation Control Statements
  • If, case
  • Loops: while, for-loop, for-each, repeat
  • Combination and sequential circuit designs
  • Memory modeling,, state machines
  • CMOS gate modeling
  • Writing Tasks
  • Writing Functions
  • Compiler directives
  • Conditional Compilation
  • System Tasks
  • Gate level primitives
  • User defined primitives
  • Delays, Specify block
  • Testbenchs, modeling, timing checks
  • Assertion based verification
  • Code for synthesis
  • Advanced topics
  • Writing reusable code
FPGA Flow
  • Re-configurable Devices, FPGA’s/CPLD’s
  • Architectures of XILINX, ALTERA Devices
  • Designing with FPGAs
  • FPGA’s and its Design Flows
  • Architecture based coding
  • Efficient resource utilization
  • Constrains based synthesis
  • False paths and multi cycle paths
  • UCF file creation
  • Timing analysis/Floor Planning
  • Place and route/RPM
  • Back annotation, Gate level simulation, SDF Format
  • DSP on FPGA
  • Writing Scripts
  • Hands on experience with industry Standard Tools
  • Synthesis Concepts
  • HDL Implementation design cycle
  • ASIC Implementation design cycle
  • Sequential design optimization
  • Synchronous Design
  • Asynchronous design
  • Guidelines for reset
  • Synchronous and Asynchronous reset
  • Guidelines for clock structures
  • Gated clocks
  • VHDL synthesis
  • Synthesizable and Non-synthesizable VHDL constructs
  • Verilog Synthesis
  • Synthesizable and Non-synthesizable VHDL constructs
Timing Analysis
  • Static timing analysis
  • Dynamic timing analysis
  • Setup time
  • Hold time
  • Setup and Hold checks
  • Setup and Hold timing analysis
  • Timing paths
  • Clock skew
SystemVerilog
  • SystemVerilog data types
  • Nets and veriables
  • Modules and processes
  • Interfaces
  • SystemVerilog assertions
  • Module based SystemVerilog Verification
  • Introduction to SystemVerilog classes
  • Randomization in SystemVerilog
  • Functionsla coverage
 
Verification concepts. Testbench environment development using UVM/OVM methodologies.

Total course duration including major project: 6 months


Course Highlights :

  • Advanced Digital Design And Verilog Coding Techniques
  • Advanced Verification Techniques
  • Synthesis and Static Timing Analysis
  • Floor Planning, Placement And Routing
  • Interview Preparation and Mock Interviews

For more detail please write to

info@vlsiencyclopedia.com 
Contact : +91-9824245665

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