Lecture

Technology Scaling and Trends

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Description

This lecture covers the fundamentals of VLSI design, focusing on technology scaling, Moore's Law, and trends in devices and interconnect. It discusses the impact of scaling on cost, performance, and power consumption, as well as the challenges and predictions related to the end of Moore's Law. The lecture also explores the evolution of semiconductor technology, the behavior of devices with scaling, and the implications for future trends in VLSI design.

Instructor

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Computer engineering

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