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CMOS Digital VLSI Design Lab, available at $24.99, has an average rating of 3.95, with 37 lectures, 8 quizzes, based on 15 reviews, and has 125 subscribers.

You will learn about Fundamentals of MOSFET Characteristics Use of LTSpice for simulation CMOS Inverter Characteristics Static CMOS Combinational Logic Design Concepts and Simulation of Pass Transistor Logic Concepts and Simulation of Transmission Gate Ratioed Logic Implementation Dynamic CMOS Circuit Design Implementation of Sequential Logic Element 6T-SRAM Cell Simulation This course is ideal for individuals who are Undergraduate or Post Graduate Engineering students who have taken CMOS VLSI design course work in their universities or Begineers in CMOS VLSI Design particularly those who wants to start job or research in VLSI or Project enthusiastics who wish to learn circuit simulation or VLSI Digital Design Laboratory Instructors It is particularly useful for Undergraduate or Post Graduate Engineering students who have taken CMOS VLSI design course work in their universities or Begineers in CMOS VLSI Design particularly those who wants to start job or research in VLSI or Project enthusiastics who wish to learn circuit simulation or VLSI Digital Design Laboratory Instructors.

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Title: CMOS Digital VLSI Design Lab

Price: $24.99

Average Rating: 3.95

Number of Lectures: 37

Number of Quizzes: 8

Number of Published Lectures: 37

Number of Published Quizzes: 8

Number of Curriculum Items: 53

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 53

Original Price: ?1,199

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

  • Fundamentals of MOSFET Characteristics
  • Use of LTSpice for simulation
  • CMOS Inverter Characteristics
  • Static CMOS Combinational Logic Design
  • Concepts and Simulation of Pass Transistor Logic
  • Concepts and Simulation of Transmission Gate
  • Ratioed Logic Implementation
  • Dynamic CMOS Circuit Design
  • Implementation of Sequential Logic Element
  • 6T-SRAM Cell Simulation
  • Who Should Attend

  • Undergraduate or Post Graduate Engineering students who have taken CMOS VLSI design course work in their universities
  • Begineers in CMOS VLSI Design particularly those who wants to start job or research in VLSI
  • Project enthusiastics who wish to learn circuit simulation
  • VLSI Digital Design Laboratory Instructors
  • Target Audiences

  • Undergraduate or Post Graduate Engineering students who have taken CMOS VLSI design course work in their universities
  • Begineers in CMOS VLSI Design particularly those who wants to start job or research in VLSI
  • Project enthusiastics who wish to learn circuit simulation
  • VLSI Digital Design Laboratory Instructors
  • This course is primarily designed for students who wants to learn fundamentals of MOSFET based digital circuit design through hands of experience. Course is designed in such a manner that learner demonstrate high level of learning from searching the literature from good resources like IEEE to analysis and design of circuits. Within the short duration of time, learner will learn to design building blocks of CMOS digital VLSI circuits and discuss tradeoffs in these circuits.  Focus is on problem solving skills through self learning. This course is taught using various simulation examples. Tool used for simulations is LTspice which students can download from Analog Devices website.

    Every chapter is supported with quiz and assignment to track your progress. This course is recommended for the student who wants to join semiconductor industry or pursue higher studies in VLSI domain.

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: MOSFET Characterisitcs

    Lecture 1: Welcome to course: Introduction

    Lecture 2: MOSFET Physics

    Lecture 3: Simulation Tools and SPICE Modeling

    Lecture 4: NMOS and PMOS Characterisitcs

    Lecture 5: Simulation of NMOS and PMOS Characterisitcs using LTSPICE

    Lecture 6: Conclusion

    Chapter 2: CMOS Inverter

    Lecture 1: Types of Inverter

    Lecture 2: Resistive Load Inverter

    Lecture 3: CMOS Inverter

    Lecture 4: Simulation of Inverters using LTSpice

    Lecture 5: Conclusion

    Chapter 3: Static CMOS Combinational Logic

    Lecture 1: CMOS NOR and CMOS NAND

    Lecture 2: Simulation of CMOS NOR and CMOS NAND using LTspice

    Lecture 3: Conclusion

    Chapter 4: CMOS Logic Styles: Static, Pass and Transmission Gate

    Lecture 1: Boolean Equation using Static CMOS

    Lecture 2: Boolean Equation using Pass Transistor Logic

    Lecture 3: Boolean Equation using Transmission Gate

    Lecture 4: Simulation of Boolean Equation using LTspice

    Lecture 5: Conclusion

    Chapter 5: Ratioed Logic

    Lecture 1: Pseudo NMOS Inverter

    Lecture 2: Simulation of Pseudo NMOS Inverter

    Lecture 3: Conclusion

    Chapter 6: CMOS Logic Styles: Pseudo, Domino and C2MOS

    Lecture 1: Voltage Bootstrapping

    Lecture 2: Boolean Equation using Pseudo NMOS Logic

    Lecture 3: Dynamic CMOS Logic, Cascading Issue and Domino Logic

    Lecture 4: Charge Sharing

    Lecture 5: Boolean Equation using C2MOS Logic

    Lecture 6: Conclusion

    Chapter 7: Clocked JK and D Flip-Flop

    Lecture 1: CLocked JK Flip Flop

    Lecture 2: D Flip-Flop and Simulation using LTspice

    Lecture 3: Conclusion

    Chapter 8: SRAM Cell

    Lecture 1: Types of Memories and Typical Architecture

    Lecture 2: 6T-SRAM Cell

    Lecture 3: Simulation of 6T-SRAM Cell Using LTspice

    Lecture 4: Conclusion

    Chapter 9: Summary and Future Topics

    Lecture 1: Learnings from this course and future direction

    Lecture 2: Course Improvement Survey

    Instructors

  • CMOS Digital VLSI Design Lab  No.2
    Surendra Rathod
    Professor
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