The Future of Chip Design: The Next Generation is Already Ahead
Above image captures a moment from an event at NIAS, IISc Bangalore, where high school students, finalists of a chip design program, amazed everyone by […]
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Shape Tomorrow’s Technology Today: ELCIA Hackathon Awaits You!
Hackathon: A Gateway to the Future
The Next-Gen Innovative Tech Hackathon at the ELCIA Tech Summit 2024 is not just an event; it’s a movement towards a sustainable and technologically advanced future. With the theme “Sustainable is Attainable,” this hackathon invites young minds to harness the power of deep tech, sustainability, and technology for good. The event is set to take place at the prestigious IIIT-Bengaluru from June 6th to July 25th, 2024, promising a platform for innovation and breakthrough ideas.
VSDOpen2023: Where RISC-V Dreams Turn into Product Reality
Welcome to a milestone in the world of VLSI and semiconductors – the VSDOpen2023. This year’s conference is not just another event; it’s a defining moment that promises to reshape the contours of the industry.
VSDOpen2023: Think BIG with the RISC-V Product Development Hackathon – A Call to Young India!
India, the land of innovations and revolutions, is on the brink of another technological metamorphosis. And you, the young minds of our great nation, are […]
From EFY Magazine to VSDSquadron: VSD’s Journey Through the Electronics Interview Circuit
Read our interview at Electronics for you (EFY) magazine and dive into the transformative world of VLSI with the enlightening article that serves as a beacon for all aspiring electronics enthusiasts. VLSI, or Very Large Scale Integration, isn’t just a technical term; it’s a vision that beckons the future of electronics, breathing life into devices by embedding millions of transistors on a singular chip. This incredible feat of engineering has not only redefined the electronics landscape but has also expanded the horizons of what’s conceivable.
Embedded and Chip design Education curriculum – All in one via VSDSquadron
The VSDSquadron educational board provides a unique opportunity for learners to gain hands-on experience in electronics system design and chip design. The board’s open-source nature allows for easy access to IPs, PDKs, and tools, including RISC-V, providing learners with a complete and comprehensive curriculum in these areas. With the board’s built-in modules covering a range of topics such as analog IP design, RISC-V SoC design, PCB design, and more, learners can acquire practical skills and knowledge essential for a career in the field. In summary, the VSDSquadron educational board offers a rich and dynamic learning experience in electronics system design and chip design.
International payments are now open. You can pre-order your board using below link
https://www.vlsisystemdesign.com/vsdsquadron/
50 Basic Questions to Prepare in Sequential Circuits:
1. What is a latch? Explain using NOT, NAND, and NOR gates.A latch is a type of digital circuit that is used to store and […]
VSDOpen announces new technologies for effective VLSI skill development-2
If you have been following VSDOpen for the last 5-years, the theme has been maintained – What VSD did last year and what VSD will do next year
VSDOpen2022 – Ground-level efforts to boost Semiconductor tapeouts and Skill Development
VSDOpen conference is an attempt to bring out some cutting-edge activities especially around open-source EDA with a special focus on skill development using open and proprietary tools. VSDOpen also focuses on milestones achieved by VSD in the past year, and some interesting projects which VSD will be working on in the next year. It’s like the VSD Annual Hands-on meeting where everyone is invited for free and allowed to rate us for our work 🙂
VSD – IIIT Bangalore – Unique example of industry-academia collaboration – 12 chip tapeouts in 2 months
VSD-IIIT Bangalore to set a unique industry-academia model for all colleges across India regarding how tapeout-oriented ASIC design courses can be a part of a full semester curriculum, given the amount of flexibility for curriculum change and mapping to latest industry needs. And thanks to Google/Skywater/efabless for opening up the foundry information, due to which we were able to provide chip design and manufacturing experience to a whole cohort.
