Lecture

Test Environment Setup

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Description

This lecture covers the setup of a test environment for VLSI design, including the schematic design of components, flip-flop designs, and multiple-bit wire naming conventions. Students will learn to finalize the design of components, start top-level schematic, and simulate the functionality of a 64-bit adder with provided testbench.

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