Blogs - Semiconductor
ASIC Design Flow in VLSI Engineering Services – A Quick Guide
The journey of designing an ASIC (application specific integrated circuit) is long and involves a number of major steps – moving from a concept to specification to tape-outs. Although the end product is typically quite small (measured in nanometers), this long journey is interesting and filled with many engineering challenges.
How Formal Verification Alleviates the Dark Sides of RISC-V Cores?
Verification is the process of reviewing, inspecting, or testing hardware design in order to get
Signoff Iteration Reduction Technique for Fixing Top Level Antenna
While developing large-sized chips, “divide & conquer” techniques are used. This involves partitioning the design,
Memory Testing: MBIST, BIRA & BISR | An Insight into Algorithms and Self Repair Mechanism
Typically, we see a 4X increase in memory size every 3 years to cater to
How to Deliver On-Time at Lower Technology Nodes (7nm,10nm,16nm…)?
Over the years, we have seen a wide range of advancements in semiconductor design services.
A Heuristic Approach to Fix Design Rule Check (DRC) Violations in ASIC Designs @7nm FinFET Technology
The intent of this paper is to explain the varied kinds of DRCs (Design Rule
Reducing DFT Footprints: A Case in Consumer SoC
Nowadays, placing multiple IPs on a single chip plays the most vital role in satisfying
Enhancing the Situational Awareness of Pilots with Voice Assistance
This article explores the role of voice messages for cockpit display systems in avionics. In
Low Power Design – A Game Changer in ASIC Physical Design
With the advent of personal computers and integrated circuits, the target has been to fit