Advanced Digital VLSI Systems
Logical effort. Noise in digital systems. Low power techniques. Power distribution. SRAM and DRAM design. Non-volatile memory technologies. High speed adder, multiplier and divider design. Clock Trees. Synchronization and FIFO. Scaling, and industry trends. High-speed circuit design and layout project. [3-0-0]
3 credits
Course Overview
This course is concerned with high-speed custom integrated circuit design in deep submicron technologies. The main purpose of this course is to introduce you to the real-world issues of integrated circuit design,with a focus towards digital circuits (we will only touch on one or two analog blocks). The course is intended for 4th year or graduate students in electrical engineering.
Prerequisite: |
| ELEC 402 – Introduction to VLSI Systems |
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