VLSI - Verilog HDL
Verilog is a Hardware Description Language which is used to model complex electronic components. It is standardized as 1364. It is commonly used for two purposes. They are:
- Design.
- Verification of digital circuits.
It is basically used for verification of analog circuits and mixed-signal systems. Verilog as Hardware Description Language includes signal strengths and considers way of describing the propagation time which differentiates it from the software programming language. Verilog HDL is easier to learn as compared to VHDL due to emphasis on C language.
Verilog HDL is also case-sensitive and is not strongly typed. It has very simple data types but lacks the library management as compared to VHDL. It is a very important sub domain of VLSI and forms part of front end.
VLSI stands for “very large scale integration” determines integration levels. Apparatus of transistor was the driving factor of growth in the VLSI Technology. VLSI is a Technology by which 10000-1 Million Transistors can be assembles on a single chip.
VLSI has many advantages:
1. Curtail the size of Circuits.
2. Curtail the efficient cost of the devices.
3. Escalation the Operating breeze of circuits.
4. Crave less power than Discrete factor.
5. Bigger Reliability
Verilog is a Hardware Description Language which is used to model complex electronic components. It is standardized as 1364. It is commonly used for two purposes. They are:
Design.
Verification of digital circuits.
It is basically used for verification of analog circuits and mixed-signal systems. Verilog as Hardware Description Language includes signal strengths and considers way of describing the propagation time which differentiates it from the software programming language. Verilog HDL is easier to learn as compared to VHDL due to emphasis on C language.
Verilog HDL is also case-sensitive and is not strongly typed. It has very simple data types but lacks the library management as compared to VHDL. It is a very important sub domain of VLSI and forms part of front end.
VLSI as an industry is highly rewarding for engineering students who have good grasp of the concepts and performing ability. The students trained in VHDL are in huge demand in India and abroad. According to the industry experts and joint report of India Semiconductor Association (ISA) and Ernst & Young, the semiconductor industry is expected to grow at 17.4% to reach around $10 billion in 2014.
There is a huge demand for skilled engineers to develop Field Programmable Field Array (FPGA), Application Specific Integrated Circuits (ASIC) and SOCs, so it becomes quite obvious that students should foray their career in this industry and get exposed to patent filing, invention disclosures and applied research.
1. Digital Design
Logic Gates
Combination Logic
Synchronous Sequential Logic
Asynchronous Sequential Logic
Register and Counters
Memory and Programmable Logic
2.VERILOG
Introduction of HDL
Hierarchical Modeling Concepts
Basic Concepts
Modules and Ports
Gate-Level Modeling
Dataflow Modeling
Behavioral Modeling
Task and Functions
Timing and Delays
Switch-Level Modeling
User-Defined Primitives
FSM
Test bench Simulation
Logical Synthesis
Lab session And Project
AND ,OR ,NOR,XOR,NOT Gate
HALF Adder
FULL Adder
Half Subtractor
Full subtractor
Encoder
MUX
Asynchronous Rest MUX
Synchronous MUX
Decoder
Comparator
Priority encoder
Asynchronous Reset D Flip Flop
Asynchronous Reset T Flip Flop
Synchronous D flip Flop
Synchronous T Flip Flop
Asynchronous Reset JK Flip Flop
Synchronous JK Flip Flop
Up counter
Down counter
Up and down counter
Divide by N counter
Parallel loadable counter
Ripple counter
Ring counter
Shift Register
Moore machine
Mealy machine
Intel
Cadence
Synopsys
Xilinx
Free scale
QUALCOMM.
These are some prominent companies which provide job opportunities to budding engineers. These companies provide immense growth rate and well research and development labs.