Design Verification Engineer
DIGITAL ELECTRONICS
Are you fascinated by the inner workings of electronic devices, from smartphones to computers, & eager to know the digital world?
VERILOG
Dive into practical Verilog projects, from simple LED blinkers to complex FPGA-based applications.
.
.
SYSTEM VERILOG
System Verilog is a high-level hardware description language (HDL) used for the design and verification of digital systems.
UVM
Explore our range of UVM courses, including introductory courses for beginners, advanced topics for experienced engineers, and specialized UVM applications.
LINUX & GVIM
Are you ready to dive into the world of open-source computing and take your text editing skills to the next level?
PROTOCOLS
Our detailed articles and tutorials break down various protocols, from the foundational TCP/IP to application-specific ones like AXI, PCIe, Ethernet, and more
The functional issues that are expected to be observed due to improper timing closure of a design:
Applying the following ensures the timing closure of any design:–> Timing Constraints–> CDC Constraints–> STA Analysis–>…
TAPE-OUT Process in VLSI Development Cycle:
The tape-out process in VLSI (Very Large-Scale Integration) involves several stages that are crucial for the…
What are the different types of resets are there in a typical SoC:
Power-on Reset (POR):This reset is activated when power is first applied to the SoC. It ensures…
Types of Processors in VLSI
While CPUs (Central Processing Units) are the most commonly used processors in computers and servers, there are alternative…
Key differences between ASIC and SOC:
Design Process: -ASICs are designed from scratch to meet a specific set of requirements, while SoCs…
What is a black-box module and why do we need them?
A black-box is a module in which only the input and output ports of module is…
Queues in System Verilog
Introduction: The queue is a special data type in System Verilog that works on the principle…
Linux Interview Questions MCQ
UVM Mindmap
UVM-MindmapDownload