KUNAL P GHOSH
I, Kunal P Ghosh, Physical Design Engineer at Qualcomm in Bangalore India, did Masters from IIT- Mumbai in Microelectronics & VLSI in 2010, as Research Assistant.
My current course of work affords me a large amount of exposure to, and experience in a variety of VLSI design tools, such as Magma Talus, Cadence Encounter, Synopsys Primetime, etc., as do my own personal interests most of which are centred around Physical Design.
I have worked on objective-based projects like Timing Closure of Modem Testchips, power-planning, Crosstalk Analysis and Engineering Change Order (ECO).
My work involves lot of scripting activities to quickly automate routine computing tasks using shell, tcl, perl, etc., which helps me to increase my productivity.
N.VIJAYAMANOHAR IYER
Vijayamanohar. N did his B.E. in Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering from University of Madras, in 2004. After B.E., he worked in Power Plant Commissioning and Operations for 4 years.
Later, he pursued his MTech in Electronics Design and Technology from CEDT, IISc Bangalore. He has done many projects as a part of his MTech course as well as part of hobby. These include the implementation of digital systems in FPGA (Xylinx Spartan and Virtex Devices), ARM based Embedded System Projects.
Presently, he's working for Qualcomm as an Engineer in the Front-End Design Team.
Vijayamanohar has given a valuable contribution in the forum.
WELCOME TO OUR WEBSITE!!!
In the last few years, I found a whole new respect for Physical Design because of the kind of projects I was involved into and I have gained professional knowledge of the Physical Design Flow.
Over the period of time, I realised that many engineers in VLSI field know 'HOW' to do certain things, but very few know 'WHAT' they are doing and 'WHY' are they doing it.
"Vision without execution is hallucination." - Thomas A. Edison
To enjoy the work, it’s not enough just to expertise the VLSI design tools. The key to enjoy work is to use the right concepts, at the right time, with the right purpose, for the right project.
Learning is not instinctive. Everyone who teaches you has at some time had to go through the process of learning.
Hence, we have tried to squeeze in some concepts related to chip design flow into this website using very simple diagrams.
Hope you ENJOY while you WORK!!!! | 
