VSD - Static Timing Analysis - I

Master essential timing checks in VLSI through this comprehensive course. Gain insights into static timing analysis and improve your understanding for industry applications.

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Brief Summary

This course is all about essential timing checks in VLSI. It delves into static timing analysis, signoff timing, and helps you get familiar with key terminologies and practices used in the industry. You'll be all set to avoid those annoying timing violations.

Key Points

  • Introduction to essential timing checks in VLSI.
  • Focus on static timing analysis and its constraints.
  • Understanding basic terminologies for timing.
  • Emphasis on signoff timing and avoiding timing violations.
  • Course structured in a gradual, easy-to-follow manner.

Learning Outcomes

  • Understand various STA checks for timing closure.
  • Conduct quality analysis for real-world designs.
  • Gain insights into practical STA applications in the industry.
  • Get comfortable with basic timing terminology.

About This Course

VLSI - Essential timing checks

Static timing analysis comprises broadly for timing checks, constraints and library. Having all of them in a single course makes it bulky. So we decided to have it in 3 parts and this is part I - Essential timing checks. This course will give an eagle's eye to every timing check that is being performed in current industries for sign-off. This will also introduce you to basic terminologies for timing, which are needed for advanced courses on STA.

Timing comes at every step of physical design flow, but in this course, we primarily focus on signoff timing i.e. looking into each and every corner of design for any timing violations

The course starts from very basic and gradually takes you to an advanced level at an intermediate pace. So no questions on you missing any details

Hope you enjoy learning this course in the same way we enjoyed making them.

Happy Learning !!

  • Understand various STA checks for timing closure

  • Able to do a quality analysis for real designs

  • Know-how on how real STA works in industries, something which you will not find in any books

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Kunal Ghosh

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...

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4.9 course rating
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ui-avatar of Smitha Sheshadri
Smitha S.
5.0
9 months ago

Very clear explanation. I revisit this tutorial periodically as a refresher.

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Basavesh P.
4.5
9 months ago

great going

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ui-avatar of Madhuri Mailavaram
Madhuri M.
4.5
9 months ago

Basic STA Concepts summarized very well

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ui-avatar of Sharon Janefor
Sharon J.
4.0
10 months ago

i am loving it

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ui-avatar of Vishnu Mp
Vishnu M.
5.0
10 months ago

It is good

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ui-avatar of Sridhar Vempati
Sridhar V.
4.5
10 months ago

I’m getting more clarity on the concepts.

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Rudra P. G.
5.0
10 months ago

it was a nice introductory course

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Shruti D.
4.0
10 months ago

captions , those would be helpful and some sample questions too

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Avishkar R. M.
4.0
11 months ago

it was good

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Arnav P.
4.0
11 months ago

It was a good match and I learnt few new things.

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