THE VLSI HOMEPAGE

A Practical guide to VLSI Design and Verification..

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Posted in Digital Design by Nigam on the August 25th, 2007

Welcome to this homepage focusing on all things VLSI !!

The main intent of this site is to disseminate information on the VLSI design and practices prevalent in the semiconductor industry. There are very good VLSI texts and university courses focusing on fundamentals of VLSI Design. However, very few focus on the practical aspects and the swift, innovative changes in the industry as we move onto complex chips and lower processes leave most of these books outdated.

The posts on this site is aimed at providing the reader a refreshing and current view of VLSI methodologies. Where necessary, an attempt has been made to explain the concepts with clear examples/diagrams. This is a site in progress and plans to add QuickGuides and tutorials in the areas of RTL design and verification are in the works.

The author is also compiling a list of books, websites and papers that will be useful to the reader. Please do bookmark this site if you find it informative and do check back frequently for any updates. Alternatively, you can subscribe to the RSS feed so you can track the updates live! Also, do not hesitate to spread the word about this site around.

The author assumes that the reader has a basic understanding of digital design and semiconductors and the site is catered to both tyro/experienced alike. Any mistakes/errors on this site are my own and I have tried to keep the content as accurate as possible. I hope you enjoy your stay at this site and any suggestions/feedback to improve the site is greatly appreciated.

A quick note about sponsors - I hope you do consider buying any reference books on display (courtesy of Amazon) from this site, if you have already decided to. It will partly help in maintaining this site and moreover, you get the added benefit of the great customer service that Amazon is renowned for!

 

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    1. Avidan Efody said,

      on October 11th, 2007 at 9:27 pm

      Hi,
      Nice work and thanks for the link.
      I have some problems viewing your site on IE. Looks like your blog’s title shows under the title of the first enty, which makes it unreadable (the entry itself is otherwise readable)…
      good luck,
      Avidan

    2. Nigam said,

      on October 12th, 2007 at 9:37 am

      Thanks for pointing it out, Avidan - I predominantly use Firefox and missed it. It’s fixed now.

      Great tutorial on Specman, btw.

      regards,
      Nigam

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