How we design chips: The Digital VLSI Design Flow

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Covers the fundamentals of VLSI design, focusing on circuit optimization and complex system composition.

Explores the RTL design flow, chip-level integration, standard cells, and static timing analysis in VLSI design.

Covers the evolution of digital integrated circuits, market demands impact, modern IC functionalities, microprocessors history, and Moore's law.

Covers the Logical Effort method for optimizing logic delay and gate sizing impact.

Covers the fundamentals of VLSI design, focusing on the semi-custom design flow.

Explores the backend design flow in semicustom ASIC design, covering layout, clock tree generation, and tapeout preparation.

Covers abstraction levels, EPFL design flow, lowerbounds, and layout recommendations.

Explores the evolution of digital systems from transistors to integrated circuits and their impact on consumer applications and IoT technologies.

Explores the history and significance of Hardware Description Languages in automating design processes and describing parallel hardware.

Covers the basic principles and architecture of Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) and their implementation options for digital circuits.