training plan:
2 hours
- Historical overview of IC development
- Moor’s law, IC types and structures
4 hours
- Practical demonstration of analogue IC design
- Technology estimation (design kit), specification, schematic capture, simulation
2 hours
- IC manufacturing processes
4 hours
- Practical demonstration of analogue IC design
- Topology design (layout), design rule checker (DRC), layout versus schematic (LVS), parasitic extraction, post-layout simulation
2 hours
- Design methodology of digital ICs, HDL languages, levels of abstraction
- Frond-end, back-end, synthesis, floor plan, place and route, timing analysis
4 hours
- Practical demonstration of digital IC design
- Specification, choosing the targeted platform, HDL description, synthesis, floor plan, place and route, timing analysis
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training information:
Training Target
- Gaining the basic knowledge about the analogue and digital IC design techniques, terminology overview, and insight to the analogue and digital design methodologies
- Getting closer to the real analogue and digital IC design by using professional EDA design environment
Who Should Attend
- The course is structured to appeal to a wide range of R&D staff, marketing and business development managers, as well as to engineers from institutes and companies active in electronic systems and electronic design or related field
Content
- Historical overview of IC design, Moor’s law
- Types and structures of integrated circuits and current technologies
- IC Design methods, trends, future
- Practical demonstration of analog IC design flow, including a draft topology proposal (layout)
- Practical demonstration of digital IC design flow
Training Environment
- Max. 12 students per course
- Training materials are provided
- The course may be adapted in content according to customer needs, adaptations not requiring modification of training materials are provided at no extra charge (-C,-S)
- Additional after-class consultation and discussion following each course day's training are provided free of charge
- Lunch and refreshment are provided for courses held at Trainingpoint facilities (-C, -O)
- Lunch and refreshment are provided by customers for courses held at their facilities (-S)
- Up to x hours' free consultation after the course for the entire company (x = number of training days + 1) (-C,-S)
- E-mail consultations after classes are possible (-O)
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