VSD Intern DAC IP design using Sky130 PDKs Part 3

VSD Intern – DAC IP design using Sky130 PDKs – Part 3, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.6, with 21 lectures, based on 5 reviews, and has 126 subscribers.

You will learn about Analog VLSI Layout using MAGIC and Sky130 PDKs DAC IP layout design fundamentals This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner or fresher looking to start career in analog VLSI design or Professional Physical Design engineers looking to know more about IP design or IP blocks which they use as black box It is particularly useful for Beginner or fresher looking to start career in analog VLSI design or Professional Physical Design engineers looking to know more about IP design or IP blocks which they use as black box.

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Title: VSD Intern – DAC IP design using Sky130 PDKs – Part 3

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.6

Number of Lectures: 21

Number of Published Lectures: 21

Number of Curriculum Items: 21

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 21

Original Price: $199.99

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What You Will Learn

Analog VLSI Layout using MAGIC and Sky130 PDKs

DAC IP layout design fundamentals

Who Should Attend

Beginner or fresher looking to start career in analog VLSI design

Professional Physical Design engineers looking to know more about IP design or IP blocks which they use as black box

Target Audiences

Beginner or fresher looking to start career in analog VLSI design

Professional Physical Design engineers looking to know more about IP design or IP blocks which they use as black box

The webinar aims to do analog layout design of a 10-bit potentiometric Digital to Analog Converter, from scratch, using Magic and Sky130 PDKs. The target is to layout and generate GDS for 10-bit potentiometric DAC with 3.3v analog voltage, 1.8v digital voltage and 1 off-chip external voltage reference. This is a follow-up webinar of “VSD Intern – DAC IP design using Sky130 PDKs – Part 2” conducted by Harshitha Basavaraju

In real world, most of the data available is in the form of analog in nature. We have two types of converters analog to digital converter and digital to analog converter. These two converting interfaces are essential to obtain the required operations of a processor to manipulate the data of digital electronic equipment and an analog electric equipment. Digital to Analog Converter (DAC) is a device that transforms digital data into an analog signal in order to interact with the real world. The digital signal is represented with a binary code, which is a combination of bits 0’s and 1’s. The digital data can be produced from a microprocessor, Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA), or Application Specified Integrated Circuit (ASIC). There are two commonly used DAC conversions – Weighed resistors method and R-2R ladder network method. Applications of a DAC: audio amplifier, video encoder, display electronics, data acquisition systems, calibration, Digital potentiometer.

This webinar will cover:

Introduction

Introduction to DAC fundamentals

Introduction to DAC IP Specifications

DAC IP design basics and tool installation

Tool Installations

DAC Circuit Topology

Basics of DAC IP Layout

CMOS Cross Sectional View

Metal Layers

Resistor and Capacitor Layout Theory

Magic tool Basics

Resistor Layout demo

Capacitor Layout

Inverter and switch layout LIVE Labs

Inverter layout starting

Inverter Layout Continued

Inverter Layout Complete

Switch Layout starting

Switch Layout Complete

10-bit DAC layout design and post-layout analysis

2Bit DAC to 10Bit DAC starting

2Bit DAC to 10Bit DAC Complete

Output Response Evaluation

DNL and INL theory

DNL and INL Calculations

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction to DAC fundamentals

Lecture 2: Introduction to DAC IP Specifications

Chapter 2: DAC IP design basics and tool installation

Lecture 1: Tool Installations

Lecture 2: DAC Circuit Topology

Chapter 3: Basics of DAC IP Layout

Lecture 1: CMOS Cross Sectional View

Lecture 2: Metal Layers

Lecture 3: Resistor and Capacitor Layout Theory

Lecture 4: Magic tool Basics

Lecture 5: Resistor Layout demo

Lecture 6: Capacitor Layout

Chapter 4: Inverter and switch layout LIVE Labs

Lecture 1: Inverter layout starting

Lecture 2: Inverter Layout Continued

Lecture 3: Inverter Layout Complete

Lecture 4: Switch Layout starting

Lecture 5: Switch Layout Complete

Chapter 5: 10-bit DAC layout design and post-layout analysis

Lecture 1: 2Bit DAC to 10Bit DAC starting

Lecture 2: 2Bit DAC to 10Bit DAC Complete

Lecture 3: Output Response Evaluation

Lecture 4: DNL and INL theory

Lecture 5: DNL and INL Calculations

Chapter 6: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Conclusion

Instructors

Kunal Ghosh
Digital and Sign-off expert at VLSI System Design(VSD)

Shalini Kanna
VLSI Design Enthusiast

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