Advance Physical Design Workshop Using Openlane/Sky130Pdk

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What you'll learn

Getting familiar to EDA tools

Beginning with floorplan

Spice model of the cmos inverter and its characterization using ngspice

Merging our inverter with the design

Finally we do Routing

Requirements

No prerequisties

Description

Welcome to the Advanced Physical Design Workshop leveraging openLANE and the sky130 Process Design Kit (PDK). This intensive course is designed for experienced VLSI engineers and digital design professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of physical design methodologies.Throughout the workshop, participants will delve into advanced topics, including but not limited to floorplanning, placement, clock tree synthesis, routing, and signoff checks. The course places a strong emphasis on hands-on experience, providing participants with practical insights into the nuances of using open-source EDA tools and the sky130 PDK.The curriculum is structured to guide participants through the entire physical design flow, fostering a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and optimizations involved. Real-world case studies and industry best practices will be explored, ensuring that participants gain valuable insights applicable to their professional endeavors.By the end of the workshop, attendees will have the expertise to navigate intricate physical design scenarios, optimize designs for performance and power, and effectively utilize open-source tools for tape-out readiness. Join us on this journey to elevate your skills and stay at the forefront of VLSI design with openLANE and the sky130 PDK.Furthermore, the workshop explores emerging trends in physical design, touching upon topics like machine learning-driven optimization and design for manufacturability (DFM). Engage with industry experts, network with fellow professionals, and gain insights into the evolving landscape of advanced VLSI physical design. This workshop equips participants with the skills and confidence to tackle complex design projects and contribute meaningfully to the ever-evolving field of semiconductor technology.

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