Tiny Tapeout 06

This is the main repository for all the examples for the book Practical UVM

Examples with UVM

I2C Master ASIC flow is implemented using Synopsys tools. From RTL to GDS.

It is responsible for receiving commands through UART receivers to do different system functions such as register file reading/writing or doingsome processing using ALU block and sending results th…

A project that covers efficient RTL design, low-power techniques, multi-clock management, synthesis, static timing analysis, self-checking testbench, DFT insertion, and post-layout analysis, encomp…

RTL to GDS Implementation of Low_Power_Configurable_Multi_Clock_Digital_System

VLSI Backend Design Flow / Physical Design Based on Cadence-tools

RTL to GDS Implementation of Low Power Configurable Multi Clock Digital System

It is responsible of receiving commands through UART receiver to do different system functions as register file reading/writing or doing some processing using ALU block and send result as well as C…

Design of a MOD5 counter using RTL to GDS2 flow.

This is the repository for RTL-2-GDS2 scripts of a counter for synopsys tools

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"Low Power Configurable Multi Clock Communication System" system executes commands (unsigned arithmetic operations, logical operations, register file read & write operations) that received from UAR…

This Repository contains the flow of uart design from rtl to gds

Exploring RTL to GDS Flow in VLSI

This repository presents ASIC design flow for UART utilizing RTL to GDS implementation This has been simulated on VCS and has been implemented by using Verilog description language which has been s…

• A synchronous design consists of a Counter, Encoder, and XOR and is carried Forward through the following steps:- RTL design, Test-bench design, Coverage analysis, Logic Synthesis, Equivalence ch…

Project of an integrated UART: RTL, Verification, Physical Implementation (Innovus) and GDSII.

RTL to GDS via Cadence Tools

In this tutorial, you learn how to implement a design from RTL-to-GDSII using Cadence® tools.