Check out these courses from NPTEL and some other resources that cover everything from digital circuits to VLSI physical design: 1. Digital Circuits - By Prof. Santanu Chattopadhyay | IIT Kharagpur: lnkd.in/gHKUByGY This course covers the fundamental concepts of digital circuit design. 2. Hardware modeling using Verilog - By Prof. Indranil Sengupta | IIT Kharagpur: lnkd.in/gY2hR-fC This course teaches you how to model digital circuits using Verilog. 3. Semiconductor Devices and Circuits By Prof. Sanjiv Sambandan | IISc Bangalore: lnkd.in/gg2ndCEW This course covers the basics of semiconductor physics, the operation of semiconductor devices, and designing circuits and systems. 4. Analog Electronic Circuits - By Prof. Shanthi Pavan | IIT Madras: lnkd.in/gfwtrZ_S This course covers the principles of analog electronic circuits, including amplifiers, oscillators, and filters. 5. Fundamentals of micro and nanofabrication By Prof. Shankar Kumar Selvaraja, Prof. Sushobhan Avasthi | IISc Bangalore: lnkd.in/gZfcVfmb This course provides an understanding of lithography, etching, deposition, and other techniques used in chip fabrication. 6. Design and Analysis of VLSI Subsystems - By Prof. Madhav Rao | IIIT Bangalore: lnkd.in/gQytFrDh This course covers VLSI subsystems, including memory subsystems, clocking, and power distribution, and I/O subsystems. 7. VLSI Physical Design, By Prof. Indranil Sengupta, IIT Kharagpur: lnkd.in/gvmRigqT This course covers the physical design process of VLSI circuits, including floor planning, placement, and routing. 8. VLSI CAD Part I: Logic and Part II: Layout, By University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign on Coursera: lnkd.in/gjuh_QeV lnkd.in/ge77aEqK This course covers the use of CAD tools for logic design, logic simulation, layout design, floor planning, placement, and routing. 9. Digital VLSI Design:RTL to GDS : By Prof. Adam (Adi) Teman, Bar-llan University lnkd.in/ggXW_Tr2 This course covers the digital IC design flow from RTL to GDS, including synthesis, physical design, and timing analysis. 10. Digital IC Design, By Prof. Janakiraman | IIT Madras rb.gy/s3ii 11. Electronic Packaging and Manufacturing, By Prof. Anandaroop Bhattacharya | IIT Kharagpur rb.gy/jpfu These courses are a great way to build your knowledge and skills in this field. Good luck in your studies, and feel free to share any other valuable resources in the comments! Do repost such that it reaches to the maximum no of students.
Favorite Verilog textbook: RTL Modeling with SystemVerilog for Simulation and Synthesis using SystemVerilog for ASIC and FPGA design by Stuart Sutherland
I had VLSI one of my subject in Btech 7th sem, My class teacher recommended me the behzad rezav, but at that it was too high for the level of btech. I dont think it is relevant at btech level. It is good for only those who are in Mtech Vlsi.
I am from IIT Kharagpur and in our 3rd sem I had analog electronics. My professor recommended Smith and Sedra. And we did Razavi lectures as well (which was recommended by our seniors).
@@its__OVER Yes, if you are bachelors degree then its a really good recommendation. In this video, I have mostly talked about books used during masters studies. I hope its clear now.
Hi sir I have a dry eyes problem so wanted less screen time should i go for vlsi analog or digital engineer job at semiconductor mncs like texas instruments , nvdia, samsung etc Pls help me
Both has a large scope. But analog layout is getting a bit more automated. Physical design is related to digital design, completed automated. It has also a larger opportunities than analog layout.
sir I did my btech in ece in 2017passout and again did mtech in nanotechnology 2019-21 in state university i did prepare for govt exams and finally didn't get into anything.i want to start in vlsi can you suggest and help me out pls i request you to reply me. 1.which institute is best in Hyderabad or banglore? 2.nptel courses or institution course? 3.nptel course or maven institute internship or both? 4.my 10th % id 69%(icse) will it effect anywhere? 5.my study gap effcts? 6.no experience? 8.before joining in an institution need i need to study subjects or languages? 9.i am looking to take physical design? sir pls reply
You need to have good understanding of fundamental subjects taught in Bachelors degree. Also they prefer who has some hands on experience in circuit design. Do you have that?
@@chipacharya I have decent understanding of subjects in the bachelors and some experience in Analog layout design but not circuit design also this summer I'm going for a research internship at IIT Patna.... would this help
Thanks for your question, bro! I appreciate your interest. When it comes to electrical vehicle jobs for ECE graduates, some key skills include knowledge of power electronics, basic control system theory, electric vehicle systems, and battery management. Stay motivated and keep expanding your knowledge! If you have another question let me know.
I will make a video on it soon. But here are more links for you 1. Lectures and Online Courses: a) MIT OpenCourseWare: --"Microelectronic Devices and Circuits" by Prof. Jesus del Alamo --"VLSI Digital Signal Processing Systems" by Prof. Anantha Chandrakasan b) Stanford Online: --"Introduction to Mixed-Signal IC Test and Measurement" by Prof. Catherine Dehollain c) Coursera: --"VLSI CAD: Logic to Layout" by University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign d) Udemy: --"VLSI Academy - Physical Design Flow" by Kunal Ghosh --"Introduction to VLSI Design" by Qimonda 2. Books: a) "CMOS VLSI Design: A Circuits and Systems Perspective" by Neil H.E. Weste and David Harris: This book covers the fundamentals of digital CMOS circuit design and is widely used in university courses on VLSI design. b) "Digital Integrated Circuit Design" by Ken Martin: This book provides a comprehensive introduction to digital IC design, including topics such as logic gates, sequential circuits, and memory design.
You can check the pinned comment in this video. And also in the comment section, someone asked me about digital. You can check the reply to that question also. It will help you to decide. Still, if you need more information feel free to comment again.
You can also follow me on insta where I keep sharing about VLSI/ Chip design resources along with career path. instagram.com/mangaltalks?igshid=MjEwN2IyYWYwYw==
Hello, the front end is always analog. So keep reading the books I have told in this video. Also, there is another video, where I have told you which topic you need to become good analog designer th-cam.com/users/shortsyHgzV5HtSzw Have you got your answer?
Haha 😂. I am bit laughing because most of the social media and even students says that “formulas” never applied in real world and it there only to pass the exam. But they are completely wrong ! Everyday I use second order differential equation, Lapalce transform, Fourier etc. If you want to be good engineering then theory must be very strong. That’s why I love this field because I apply everyday formula. Hope it’s clear to you!
@@jeffzee3791 Yes of course. First you need to read these books. There are pratical examples of the design blocks. That is why I have recommended these books!
I have called to maven silicon they said two modes are there 1.complete online mode 65k and 2.Hybrid mode which is 3months online mode and 5months offline mode 85k
@@chipacharya can you please tell me the difference between analog vlsi and digital vlsi? is it comes under design verification engineer or pd or which course or how to know which course is analog vlsi and digital vlsi
Signal Processing: Analog VLSI: Deals with continuous-time signals, where information is encoded in the amplitude, frequency, or phase of the signal. Examples include audio signals, sensor outputs, and radio signals. Digital VLSI: Deals with discrete-time signals, where information is encoded in the presence or absence of a pulse (typically represented by 0s and 1s). Examples include digital logic circuits, microprocessors, and memory chips. Circuit Components: Analog VLSI: Uses transistors, capacitors, resistors, and inductors to amplify, filter, and process continuous-time signals. Digital VLSI: Uses transistors configured as logic gates (AND, OR, etc.) to perform Boolean operations on discrete-time signals. Design Tools: Analog VLSI: Relies on SPICE-based simulators to model and analyze the behavior of analog circuits. Digital VLSI: Uses hardware description languages (HDL) like Verilog or VHDL to describe the functionality of digital circuits and logic synthesis tools to map the design onto specific gates.
It is a good book, but my advice is that always try to learn something from different resources. For example, learn some digital integrated circuit from NPTEL lectures and then and try some other books from a different author, and then understand which one you like the most and then buy that book! Good luck with your studies.
@@prayanshshrivastava Good to hear that. So now you should develop your own way of understanding. If you have already then buy the international standard books which flow with your thought process!✔✔✔✔
IISC and IIT both are very good. After finishing your degree from there in India as a designer you can have 15lakh+ per year which is quite decent. For Germany there are my videos. Have you checked them ?
@@chipacharya i saw the top 10 vedios sir.. But since my low cgpa 7.4 might be a hindrance in the German universities... So I thought of doing m tech in india.. And after some experience go to Europe... Your vedios are extremely nice...
@@clintrobby5615 Yes before going to germany I have done 2 years of job. Ands its good that you are thinking about that! After the job of a couple of years or more, you will have an advantage over other candidates for sure. I can assure you!
@@AKASH.p-jn9jh okay. As per my information for Masters students do Tier-1 and Tier -2 it’s around 12+ lakhs (average sala let I am talking about. It could be more als)For bachelors it could be 6+ more Edit: I am talking about designers salary
Yes. Here I am providing you the book name with link Introduction to VLSI Design Flow Author: Prof. Sneh Saurabh (Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology, Delhi) Video Lectures: [TH-cam Playlist](lnkd.in/dx23-hxb) Prof. Saurabh's book talks through the complete RTL to GDS flow, making it a valuable introduction to the complex world of Digital IC design.
:) . Brother I will never suggest that as its long path and we should always begin it from bachelor. Tough if you want to be in embedded design then I can tell you few things for sure. But remember HARDWARE is HARD. No shortcut.
@@chipacharya हलवा थोड़ी है, चिप डिजाइन है, अच्छे अच्छों की फट जाती है, और हम लोग क्या चूतिए है, जो बीटेक और एमटेक के बाद हमारा जॉब लगता है, इसको अकाउंट्स ठीक से आता नही, चिप बनाएगा
Hello, I have uploaded a video regarding universities where you can make your career in digital design. 1.th-cam.com/users/shortsST81pRsWPsY 2.th-cam.com/users/shortsxVYSm1FCMcs
You can also follow me on instagram where I keep sharing about VLSI/ Chip design resources along with career path. instagram.com/mangaltalks?igshid=MjEwN2IyYWYwYw==
Check out these courses from NPTEL and some other resources that cover everything from digital circuits to VLSI physical design: 👇👇 1. Digital Circuits - By Prof. Santanu Chattopadhyay | IIT Kharagpur: lnkd.in/gHKUByGY This course covers the fundamental concepts of digital circuit design. 2. Hardware modeling using Verilog - By Prof. Indranil Sengupta | IIT Kharagpur: lnkd.in/gY2hR-fC This course teaches you how to model digital circuits using Verilog. 3. Semiconductor Devices and Circuits By Prof. Sanjiv Sambandan | IISc Bangalore: lnkd.in/gg2ndCEW This course covers the basics of semiconductor physics, the operation of semiconductor devices, and designing circuits and systems. 4. Analog Electronic Circuits - By Prof. Shanthi Pavan | IIT Madras: lnkd.in/gfwtrZ_S This course covers the principles of analog electronic circuits, including amplifiers, oscillators, and filters. 5. Fundamentals of micro and nanofabrication By Prof. Shankar Kumar Selvaraja, Prof. Sushobhan Avasthi | IISc Bangalore: lnkd.in/gZfcVfmb This course provides an understanding of lithography, etching, deposition, and other techniques used in chip fabrication.
@@jeffzee3791 Oh, I see it now. Its mostly for the digital designer. So you are right. Good to know about it. Thanks. In Video I have focused on Analog/Mixed circuit design. but do put some links about digital design in pinned comments.
@@jeffzee3791 I will say Jacob baker is Analog/Mixed signal. This books mostly focusing on Analog. I think he has a separate book for digital. I have taken his lectures from cmos.edu. If you are interested you can try that. It’s one of the best. Good luck!
Check out these courses from NPTEL and some other resources that cover everything from digital circuits to VLSI physical design:
1. Digital Circuits - By Prof. Santanu Chattopadhyay | IIT Kharagpur:
lnkd.in/gHKUByGY
This course covers the fundamental concepts of digital circuit design.
2. Hardware modeling using Verilog - By Prof. Indranil Sengupta | IIT Kharagpur:
lnkd.in/gY2hR-fC
This course teaches you how to model digital circuits using Verilog.
3. Semiconductor Devices and Circuits By Prof. Sanjiv Sambandan | IISc Bangalore:
lnkd.in/gg2ndCEW
This course covers the basics of semiconductor physics, the operation of semiconductor devices, and designing circuits and systems.
4. Analog Electronic Circuits - By Prof. Shanthi Pavan | IIT Madras:
lnkd.in/gfwtrZ_S
This course covers the principles of analog electronic circuits, including amplifiers, oscillators, and filters.
5. Fundamentals of micro and nanofabrication By Prof. Shankar Kumar Selvaraja, Prof. Sushobhan Avasthi | IISc Bangalore:
lnkd.in/gZfcVfmb
This course provides an understanding of lithography, etching, deposition, and other techniques used in chip fabrication.
6. Design and Analysis of VLSI Subsystems - By Prof. Madhav Rao | IIIT Bangalore:
lnkd.in/gQytFrDh
This course covers VLSI subsystems, including memory subsystems, clocking, and power distribution, and I/O subsystems.
7. VLSI Physical Design, By Prof. Indranil Sengupta, IIT Kharagpur: lnkd.in/gvmRigqT
This course covers the physical design process of VLSI circuits, including floor planning, placement, and routing.
8. VLSI CAD Part I: Logic and Part II: Layout, By University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign on Coursera:
lnkd.in/gjuh_QeV
lnkd.in/ge77aEqK
This course covers the use of CAD tools for logic design, logic simulation, layout design, floor planning, placement, and routing.
9. Digital VLSI Design:RTL to GDS : By Prof. Adam (Adi) Teman, Bar-llan University
lnkd.in/ggXW_Tr2
This course covers the digital IC design flow from RTL to GDS, including synthesis, physical design, and timing analysis.
10. Digital IC Design, By Prof. Janakiraman | IIT Madras
rb.gy/s3ii
11. Electronic Packaging and Manufacturing, By Prof. Anandaroop Bhattacharya | IIT Kharagpur
rb.gy/jpfu
These courses are a great way to build your knowledge and skills in this field. Good luck in your studies, and feel free to share any other valuable resources in the comments! Do repost such that it reaches to the maximum no of students.
ok
Thanks
Thank you
these are courses to be done one after the other bhaiya ?
Excellent and most imp is fundamental and lithography.
Favorite Verilog textbook: RTL Modeling with SystemVerilog for Simulation and Synthesis using SystemVerilog for ASIC and FPGA design by Stuart Sutherland
Thanks for putting it here! You are right it’s nice 👌 book 📖
Thanks you so much brother
Your most welcome!
I had VLSI one of my subject in Btech 7th sem, My class teacher recommended me the behzad rezav, but at that it was too high for the level of btech. I dont think it is relevant at btech level. It is good for only those who are in Mtech Vlsi.
You are right. For bachelors level Sedra and Smith is a good book. You can try that
I am from IIT Kharagpur and in our 3rd sem I had analog electronics. My professor recommended Smith and Sedra. And we did Razavi lectures as well (which was recommended by our seniors).
@@its__OVER Yes, if you are bachelors degree then its a really good recommendation. In this video, I have mostly talked about books used during masters studies. I hope its clear now.
Thank you!
Your most welcome!
Weldon brother
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Hi sir
I have a dry eyes problem so wanted less screen time should i go for vlsi analog or digital engineer job at semiconductor mncs like texas instruments , nvdia, samsung etc
Pls help me
I have already replied it!
Sir which one is best and more scope in vlsi industry
1) analog layout design
2) physical design
Both has a large scope. But analog layout is getting a bit more automated.
Physical design is related to digital design, completed automated. It has also a larger opportunities than analog layout.
One thing more digital has always more opportunities than analog.
sir I did my btech in ece in 2017passout and again did mtech in nanotechnology 2019-21 in state university
i did prepare for govt exams and finally didn't get into anything.i want to start in vlsi can you suggest and help me out pls i request you to reply me.
1.which institute is best in Hyderabad or banglore?
2.nptel courses or institution course?
3.nptel course or maven institute internship or both?
4.my 10th % id 69%(icse) will it effect anywhere?
5.my study gap effcts?
6.no experience?
8.before joining in an institution need i need to study subjects or languages?
9.i am looking to take physical design?
sir pls reply
I have already replied to this question.
Hi like devin replace software engineer in future will vlsi also impacted by ai or not
No, AI can not replace hardware designers!
i want to know your carrier path
Kindly look my other videos or check my bio! I have a shared over there. Best would be LinkedIn
Give me your profile
What kind of profile will I need to do masters in analog IC design at University of twente....I'm really interested in coming next February
You need to have good understanding of fundamental subjects taught in Bachelors degree. Also they prefer who has some hands on experience in circuit design. Do you have that?
@@chipacharya I have decent understanding of subjects in the bachelors and some experience in Analog layout design but not circuit design also this summer I'm going for a research internship at IIT Patna.... would this help
Hello sir.... please have a look at my answer
For sure it will help. You should not worry about it. Keep going and stay focused, I would say!
Electrical vehicle jobs for an ece graduate ,waht are the skills required?? Bro
Thanks for your question, bro! I appreciate your interest. When it comes to electrical vehicle jobs for ECE graduates, some key skills include knowledge of power electronics, basic control system theory, electric vehicle systems, and battery management. Stay motivated and keep expanding your knowledge! If you have another question let me know.
And for digital?
Kindly read my pinned comment. I have given links over there.
I will make a video on it soon. But here are more links for you
1. Lectures and Online Courses:
a) MIT OpenCourseWare:
--"Microelectronic Devices and Circuits" by Prof. Jesus del Alamo
--"VLSI Digital Signal Processing Systems" by Prof. Anantha Chandrakasan
b) Stanford Online:
--"Introduction to Mixed-Signal IC Test and Measurement" by Prof. Catherine Dehollain
c) Coursera:
--"VLSI CAD: Logic to Layout" by University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
d) Udemy:
--"VLSI Academy - Physical Design Flow" by Kunal Ghosh
--"Introduction to VLSI Design" by Qimonda
2. Books:
a) "CMOS VLSI Design: A Circuits and Systems Perspective" by Neil H.E. Weste and David Harris: This book covers the fundamentals of digital CMOS circuit design and is widely used in university courses on VLSI design.
b) "Digital Integrated Circuit Design" by Ken Martin: This book provides a comprehensive introduction to digital IC design, including topics such as logic gates, sequential circuits, and memory design.
Keep sharing this kind of info in future!
Thanks for the encouragement. I will keep sharing this kind of content.
I have interest in vlsi frontend part , what books to study and any pathways
You can check the pinned comment in this video. And also in the comment section, someone asked me about digital. You can check the reply to that question also. It will help you to decide. Still, if you need more information feel free to comment again.
You can also follow me on insta where I keep sharing about VLSI/ Chip design resources along with career path.
instagram.com/mangaltalks?igshid=MjEwN2IyYWYwYw==
Hello, the front end is always analog. So keep reading the books I have told in this video. Also, there is another video, where I have told you which topic you need to become good analog designer
th-cam.com/users/shortsyHgzV5HtSzw
Have you got your answer?
Are they used in jobs also. I mean if I got a company after learning from it, is it useless or still used during jobs?
Haha 😂. I am bit laughing because most of the social media and even students says that “formulas” never applied in real world and it there only to pass the exam. But they are completely wrong !
Everyday I use second order differential equation, Lapalce transform, Fourier etc. If you want to be good engineering then theory must be very strong. That’s why I love this field because I apply everyday formula. Hope it’s clear to you!
@@chipacharya no i meant by these books particularly are useful or not in job
@@jeffzee3791 Yes of course. First you need to read these books. There are pratical examples of the design blocks. That is why I have recommended these books!
@@chipacharya kindly give your linkdein and accept my request
I have called to maven silicon they said two modes are there 1.complete online mode 65k and
2.Hybrid mode which is 3months online mode and 5months offline mode 85k
What is the duration of online mode? 5 months 6 months ?
@@chipacharya
duration of online course is also 8months fully online
@@chipacharya
can you please tell me the difference between analog vlsi and digital vlsi?
is it comes under design verification engineer or pd or which course or how to know which course is analog vlsi and digital vlsi
Signal Processing:
Analog VLSI: Deals with continuous-time signals, where information is encoded in the amplitude, frequency, or phase of the signal. Examples include audio signals, sensor outputs, and radio signals.
Digital VLSI: Deals with discrete-time signals, where information is encoded in the presence or absence of a pulse (typically represented by 0s and 1s). Examples include digital logic circuits, microprocessors, and memory chips.
Circuit Components:
Analog VLSI: Uses transistors, capacitors, resistors, and inductors to amplify, filter, and process continuous-time signals.
Digital VLSI: Uses transistors configured as logic gates (AND, OR, etc.) to perform Boolean operations on discrete-time signals.
Design Tools:
Analog VLSI: Relies on SPICE-based simulators to model and analyze the behavior of analog circuits.
Digital VLSI: Uses hardware description languages (HDL) like Verilog or VHDL to describe the functionality of digital circuits and logic synthesis tools to map the design onto specific gates.
' CMOS Digital Integrated Circuits by Sung-Mo-Kang '
Sir ye book kaisi hai ?
It is a good book, but my advice is that always try to learn something from different resources. For example, learn some digital integrated circuit from NPTEL lectures and then and try some other books from a different author, and then understand which one you like the most and then buy that book! Good luck with your studies.
I have also shared the analog resources in this video
th-cam.com/users/shortsgjwxa6NQsY0?feature=share
@@chipacharya Sir I've completed Digital IC Design Course and 2 other courses related to VERILOG from NPTEL.
@@prayanshshrivastava Good to hear that. So now you should develop your own way of understanding. If you have already then buy the international standard books which flow with your thought process!✔✔✔✔
@@chipacharya Ok, Thankyou very much sir 🙏🏻
Sir... Iisc bangalore or iit madras... Or german universities which is good sir
IISC and IIT both are very good. After finishing your degree from there in India as a designer you can have 15lakh+ per year which is quite decent.
For Germany there are my videos. Have you checked them ?
@@chipacharya i saw the top 10 vedios sir.. But since my low cgpa 7.4 might be a hindrance in the German universities... So I thought of doing m tech in india.. And after some experience go to Europe... Your vedios are extremely nice...
@@clintrobby5615 Yes before going to germany I have done 2 years of job. Ands its good that you are thinking about that! After the job of a couple of years or more, you will have an advantage over other candidates for sure. I can assure you!
What entry level salary can we expect in this field?
In which country/continent you are talking about?
India? Europe? US
@@chipacharyaIndia ?
@@AKASH.p-jn9jh okay. As per my information for Masters students do Tier-1 and Tier -2 it’s around 12+ lakhs (average sala let I am talking about. It could be more als)For bachelors it could be 6+ more
Edit: I am talking about designers salary
Any books for vlsi physical design bro
Yes. Here I am providing you the book name with link
Introduction to VLSI Design Flow
Author: Prof. Sneh Saurabh (Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology, Delhi)
Video Lectures: [TH-cam Playlist](lnkd.in/dx23-hxb)
Prof. Saurabh's book talks through the complete RTL to GDS flow, making it a valuable introduction to the complex world of Digital IC design.
If possible keep sharing my channel content in your network. All the best for your future. Let me know if you have any question.
Brother i am a commerce background can i become a chips designer 😅
:) . Brother I will never suggest that as its long path and we should always begin it from bachelor. Tough if you want to be in embedded design then I can tell you few things for sure. But remember HARDWARE is HARD. No shortcut.
@@chipacharya हलवा थोड़ी है, चिप डिजाइन है, अच्छे अच्छों की फट जाती है, और हम लोग क्या चूतिए है, जो बीटेक और एमटेक के बाद हमारा जॉब लगता है, इसको अकाउंट्स ठीक से आता नही, चिप बनाएगा
Sir, which is the good university in Germany for the VLSI design course or chip design course (digital)?
Hello, I have uploaded a video regarding universities where you can make your career in digital design.
1.th-cam.com/users/shortsST81pRsWPsY
2.th-cam.com/users/shortsxVYSm1FCMcs
You can also follow me on instagram where I keep sharing about VLSI/ Chip design resources along with career path.
instagram.com/mangaltalks?igshid=MjEwN2IyYWYwYw==
@@chipacharya Thank you sir
Check out these courses from NPTEL and some other resources that cover everything from digital circuits to VLSI physical design: 👇👇
1. Digital Circuits - By Prof. Santanu Chattopadhyay | IIT Kharagpur:
lnkd.in/gHKUByGY
This course covers the fundamental concepts of digital circuit design.
2. Hardware modeling using Verilog - By Prof. Indranil Sengupta | IIT Kharagpur:
lnkd.in/gY2hR-fC
This course teaches you how to model digital circuits using Verilog.
3. Semiconductor Devices and Circuits By Prof. Sanjiv Sambandan | IISc Bangalore:
lnkd.in/gg2ndCEW
This course covers the basics of semiconductor physics, the operation of semiconductor devices, and designing circuits and systems.
4. Analog Electronic Circuits - By Prof. Shanthi Pavan | IIT Madras:
lnkd.in/gfwtrZ_S
This course covers the principles of analog electronic circuits, including amplifiers, oscillators, and filters.
5. Fundamentals of micro and nanofabrication By Prof. Shankar Kumar Selvaraja, Prof. Sushobhan Avasthi | IISc Bangalore:
lnkd.in/gZfcVfmb
This course provides an understanding of lithography, etching, deposition, and other techniques used in chip fabrication.
Thanks for such a detail!
good
Thanks!
Neil weste 😊
Who is that? Maine suna nahi hai
@@chipacharya search CMOS digital vlsi by Neil weste
@@jeffzee3791 Oh, I see it now. Its mostly for the digital designer. So you are right. Good to know about it. Thanks.
In Video I have focused on Analog/Mixed circuit design.
but do put some links about digital design in pinned comments.
Jacob baker's CMOS circuit, layout and simulation is analog?
@@jeffzee3791 I will say Jacob baker is Analog/Mixed signal. This books mostly focusing on Analog. I think he has a separate book for digital. I have taken his lectures from cmos.edu. If you are interested you can try that. It’s one of the best. Good luck!