Jim Plusquellic
Associate Professor, Department of
ECE,
UNM
ECE 595: Advanced VLSI Design
Course Syllabus
Prof. Reese's Std Cell Library Tutorial
Mississippi State Std Library Tutorial (ppt)
Slides:
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Design Flow Overview
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Virginia Tech Std Cell Tutorial
Announcements:
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8/22/2016:
Install Redhat linux on your laptop
Goto support.cadence.com, login, download and install InstallScape
Install IC6.16 or IC6.17
Laboratory Notes:
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8/30/2016:
Cadence server: 'setenv CDS_LIC_FILE 5280@firebird.ece.unm.edu'
Mentor Graphics server: 'setenv MGLS_LICENSE_FILE 1717@ece46sql01.ece.unm.edu'
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Don writes:
I took some notes of what packages were missing while I was getting CentOS 7 configured for cadence and I've included them below in
case anyone else needs them. Other than missing packages I didn't really run into problems worth noting in my opinion.
sudo yum install glibc.i686 ksh xterm redhat-lsb redhat-lsb.i686
Links:
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Weste/Harris text book website
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Erik Brunvand's Tool Scripts Appendix
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NCSU main website
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NCSU website for PDK
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MOSIS website (for chip fabrication)
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Oklahoma State University Main site
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Virginia Tech Main page: Cadence Tutorials
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Mississippi state tutorials (somewhat dated)
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Wikipedia link to Standard Cell design methodology
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Chip talk
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Oklahoma State University std cell libraries
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Virginia Tech std cell library (TSMC 0.18/0.25/0.35)
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Integrated Circuit Hardware Analysis Laboratory (IC-HAL) Tutorials
Laboratory Notes:
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Cadence working directory files
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ELC: Encounter Library Characterizer (courtesy of Charles Lamech)
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CADENCE tutorials for beginners! (courtesy of Mike)
Laboratories:
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Lab1
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Lab2 Files
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AES Design Files
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STD_LIBS
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Lab3 Files
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Lab4 Files
Project:
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8080 source code