Requirements
- Digital Fundamentals, CMOS and basic electronics
Features
- See the Curriculum section. Complete GROUND ZERO to FULL coverage program with excellent mind provoking Semiconductor concepts that is needed for real growth in the Semiconductor ecosystem
Target audiences
- Graduates, Post Graduates, Doctorates, Working professionals, Other domain professionals who wish to take Semiconductors as career
PD training program from RTL to GDSII with STA and Low Power
Physical Design covers RTL2GDSII which means it covers Synthesis, Place and Route, Static Timing Analysis, Low Power, TCL language scripting.
Even if you are very good coding person, if your aptitude is needed for little bit of coding (not as much as RTL Designers, Verification Engineers), appreciable analytical knowledge, appreciable logical knowledge and also appreciable mathematical knowledge which is specifically needed for the frequency closure or timing closure through STA for the chip.
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Static Timing Analysis (STA) is covered to the extent of successfully taking part in a technical discussion and clearing it. Also it is covered to the extent where the engineer can take ownership of a block or sub-systema and closure timing and meet frequency.
Industry tools that companies use for Synthesis, Place and Route Implementation, Resistance and Capacitance extraction, Static Timing Analysis
TCL (Tool Command Language) is mandatory. PERL and Python are optional and would not be covered.
All the run scripts to do Synthesis, Place and Route, Static Timing Analysis, Low Power wtc. would need TCL scripting for automated run.
No specific methodology or flow would be used. Different companies adopt different methodologies and flows. This program would cover plain clean open flow which helps in better and cleaner learning.
In case of questions, or doubts, make a note of the same and put it to the groups that all registered candidates would be part of. One of the experts would answer the questions as well as facilitate more deeper explanation if it is needed further.