I call this 'freedom of EDA tools'
Be it in any field - Change is inevitable. Let’s change the way we used to do Physical design. This time, no need to install tools on laptop, no licenses needed, no hidden costs, just your gmail login id and you are ready to design your first chip online. Find it hard to believe?
I welcome you to my first “Physical Design” Webinar that happened on 20th Jan 2018 at 9am IST. This is 3-hour action-packed webinar with myself being the host and below 3 people from industry
Rajeev Srivastava -
Rajeev is technical advisor to webchip and also was one of the developers of Proton while at Silverline Inc. Currently he is a Sr Principal Physical Design Engineer at NXP. While at Silverline, he was a expert user of Proton and has worked with customers to use proton successfully on many chip design projects. He will be helping with the webinar today and show how to run the tools and also answer proton related questions.
Aditya Pratap -
Aditya is the main developer and chief architect of Webchip.He was also one of the main developers of open source EDA tool proton that we will see in action today in our webinar.
Sanjeev Gupta -
Sanjeev is an VLSI & System design expert and also chief of operations at webchip.
Finally one word - 'LIVE' - pin placement, verification and routing on WEB. All with zero license fee using industry grade EDA tool. That's innovation. This is something which has never happened before.
Learn from the best, and expect a shift in your professional thinking.
I will see you all in webinar and happy learning
Build, Verify and PNR any design, for which you have an RTL
Characterize any post-layout design in terms of frequency, net count, instance count, runtime and many more
Do entire floorplanning of chip online using steps mentioned in webinar
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Tips on order in which you need to learn VLSI and become a CHAMPION:If I would had been you, I would had started with Physical Design and Physical design webinar course where I understand the entire flow first, then would have moved to CTS-1 and CTS-2 to look into details of how the clock is been built.Then, as you all...
I have been designing chips for 18 years and have loved to learn and share knowledge on Semiconductor and Design Automation. I have worked at both big corporations and small startups and have learnt a lot from my colleagues and my mentors. Its amazing how a piece of silicon comes alive with currents and voltages and we refer chip to...
Complete Knowledge Package with quality videos
Not able to access the tool.
No hands on experience
It was informative and exciting
It very much outdated, very basic and not useful for me
It's a perfect session for the VLSI beginner.
help full for medium experienced people in physical design . make videos for starters
This is really a good experience as how the block is placed inside the core
yes it is a good experience and learned a new things and well explaination, but STA explaination is not that much in depth in practical. Hope in next videos sta webinar will be good improvement and one more thing is if possible provide a course with icc2 tool .
Yes,as a beginner I learn a lot
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Samiksha A.
it was more informative