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Course Instructor About Course Physical Design Training is a 8 months course (3 months for freshers covering Device fundamentals, IC fabrication, timing concepts. advanced digital design, analog design basics, and UNIX OS) structured to enable aspiring engineers get in-depth knowledge of all aspects of Physical design flow from Netlist to GDSII including Floor planning, Placement, power planning, scan chain reordering, global routing, clock tree synthesis, power analysis and ECO. Course also involves multiple hands on projects using Synopsys Implementation flow(DC, ICC II, Star RC, PT, ICV). It is among widely used PnR flow in industry. Physical Design training program is well illustrated and supported with real-time examples from the industry. Floorplanning, Placement and Routing, Clock Tree Synthesis, Final Routing and Timing Closure forms the core of the Physical Design Training program structure. Thorough and micro level wide understanding of the concepts across all the Physical Design flow would be the key highlight of this program. Complete Theory Sessions and complementing Lab Sessions with projects (Block level and Full chip level) from Netlist to GDSII, guided well by expert trainer are offered for every candidate of this Physical Design Training program. Physical Design Training is supported using 15+ assignments covering all aspects physical design implementation flow including practical aspects. Assignments are detailed and well structured to cover all the aspects of Physical Design. These assignments will solved as part of course lectures. Student will have 4 months access to tool from date of course registration.VLSIGuru Institute is setup in 2012, helped 1000+ students find right career opportunities. VLSIGuru offers affordable Physical Design Training in Bangalore and Noida. Course will Online Physical Design Training is offered for students based out of Bangalore.Below are the Physical design Training topics.Netlist to GDSII flow :Initial Design SetupImporting design FloorplanningPower PlanningPlacementScan chain re-ordering and re-partitioningGlobal RoutingClock Tree SynthesisDetailed RoutingPower Analysis (static and dynamic)Engineering Change Order flow (ECO)Design For Manufacturability Demo Videos Unit Number Topic Duration (Mins) 1 Introduction to digital system 25 2 Number system introduction and Radix conversion 61 3 Compliments of the number systems and 1 s and 2 s Compliments 93 4 9 s and 10 s Compliments, 7 s and 8 s Compliments and 15 s and 16 s Compliments 65 5 Gates and its truth table and Why NAND is preferred over NOR gate 72 6 NAND and NOR Realization 67 7 SOP and POS form, minterm, Maxterm canonical SOP and POS form 56 8 Boolean equations Switching equations 26 9 Boolean minimization techniques and K -map(2-variables,3-variables,4-variables) and Logisim tool introduction 100 10 Implicants, PI, EPT, NEPT and RPI 55 11 K -map(5-variables,6-variables) 26 12 K -map with don t care functions 27 13 Building of combinational logic circuits (code converters) 50 14 Code converters continues 43 15 Arithmetic circuits (HA, FA and Parallel Adder) 64 16 Subtractors using compliments (HS, FS) 62 17 MSI circuits (Multiplexers) and Gates using Muxs 67 18 Boolean function Implementation using Mux 53 19 FA using Mux and Mux tree 62 20 Demultiplexers 42 21 Decoders 41 22 Decoders configurations and priority encoders 62 23 Comparators 57 24 Introduction to sequential logic ckts, Basic storage element (NOR latch) 69 25 NAND latch 45 26 Clocked SR latch, Clocked D latch, Clocked JK latch, Clocked T latch, Racing problems 84 27 Master-Slave combination and Edge triggering Flip flops 73 28 Revision of latch, Clocked SR latch, Clocked D latch, Clocked JK latch, Clocked T latch, Racing problems 59 29 Master-Slave combination and its limitations 7 30 Edge triggering and its advantages 51 31 Asynchronous inputsOverriding inputs of Flip flops, Characteristic equations and Excitation table of Flip flops 65 32 Flip flop conversions 18 33 Applications of the Flip flops (Counters – Asynchronous up and down counters) 68 34 Asynchronous Mod-N counters 60 35 Asynchronous updown counters, Timing considerations of the flip flops and limitations of the Asynchronous counter 51 36 Design of synchronous counters 87 37 Registers, shift registers and its configurations, universal shift registers 62 38 Counters based on shift registers (Ring and Johnson counters) 51 39 Frequency divider circuits 101 40 Frequency multiplier and Edge detector circuits 36 41 Introduction to FSM, Implicit and Explicit FSM 63 42 FSM sequence detector of melay and moore model 102 43 Problems on FSM 82 44 Assignment discussion 34 45 Synchronizers to change the pipelining. 25 46 Synchronizers to change the pipelining. 102 47 FSM-Mealy and moore problems,doubt discussion 26 48 D Flip flop using transmission gate 165 49 ASIC FLOW SES1 171 50 ASIC FLOW SES2 148 51 ASIC FLOW SES3 170 52 ASIC FLOW SES4 105 53 UNIX SES1 125 54 UNIX SES2 140 55 UNIX SES3 127 56 UNIX SES4 50 57 UNIX SES5 172 58 UNIX SES6 168 59 UNIX SES7 156 60 UNIX SES8 116 61 UNIX LAB SES 87 62 UNIX LAB SES 129 63 LINUX GVIM SES 32 64 Need for Transistor? 25 65 How MOSFET function? 36 66 Classification of solids. What makes semiconductor special? 26 67 Intrinsic and Extrinsic semiconductors 33 68 PN Junction diode 20 69 Applications of Diode 52 70 BJT 62 71 FET basics 54 72 MOSFET: PMOS, NMOS, CMOS 60 73 CMOS fabrication 102 74 CMOS short channel effects 12 75 CMOS leakage currents 85 76 FinFET 20 77 TCL Cygwin usage basics 20 78 TCL traning overview, Agenda 40 79 Introduction to TCL 58 80 How to run the TCL program 50 81 Formal syntax of the TCL 37 82 set, puts and gets commands 87 83 TCL Operators 58 84 TCL Control statements 63 85 TCL Control statements (if and for statements) 31 86 TCL Control statements (while statements) 30 87 TCL Control statements (switch and foreach statements) 24 88 TCL strings and its operators 68 89 Strings operatorshttps://inskill.in/training/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/tesi-img1.png