Lecture

Virtual Machine Access: Setup and Design Environment

In course

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Description

This lecture covers the setup and access to virtual machines for IC design practical exercises. It explains how to connect to servers, work with personal computers, and use Dell thin clients in computer rooms. The lecture also introduces the Virtuoso Analog Design Environment for schematic editing and analysis.

Instructor

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