Digital Nanoelectronic Design
This is a Master’s course with the aim of designing digital medium-complexity CMOS integrated circuits, from hardware description to tapeout.
In this course, specific attention will be given to low-power design techniques (dynamic power reduction; clock gating; static power reduction. power gating; dynamic voltage scaling) as well as practical aspects of VLSI design (interconnects; crosstalk; robustness and variability; power supply distribution; clock distribution; buffering; input/output pads; layout and tapeout; packaging).
An introduction to test and verification will also be provided.
This course requires physical presence. Please copy this link into your browser to learn more about the application procedures for Unite! partner university students.
https://telecos.upc.edu/en/mobility/foreign-students