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Typical RTL design structure in an SoC:

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1. Top-Level Design:– Identify the main functional blocks or components of the SoC, such as processors, memory, I/O interfaces, accelerators, etc.– Define the interconnections between these blocks using buses, channels, or communication protocols. 2. Module-Level Design:– For each functional block, create an RTL module that describes its behavior and interactions.– Use HDLs (Hardware Description Languages) […]

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What is the future of Verilog in VLSI industry, will it be taken over by System Verilog, major differences between these two?

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Verilog has been a widely used hardware description language (HDL) in the VLSI industry for several decades. While System Verilog has gained popularity as an extension of Verilog, it is important to note that Verilog continues to be widely used and supported in the industry. Both Verilog and System Verilog have their own significance and applications. Here are

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Route map for VLSI engineer

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VLSI engineers can hold various positions within the semiconductor industry, each with specific roles and responsibilities. Some common positions include: 1. VLSI Design Engineer: Responsible for designing and implementing digital or analog circuits using hardware description languages (HDLs) like Verilog or VHDL. 2. Physical Design Engineer: Focuses on the physical implementation of the chip, including

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How CPU Architecture and Platforms Evolved Over The Years!

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CPU is considered the most important element and heart of motherboard! It’s architecture has evolved from 8086 days to the current skylake architecture! Main goal of CPU architects was to reduce power consumption and die area required! There are many architectural and structural changes went into CPU platform! The main architectural changes goes into pipeline

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