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List of Research Topics and Ideas of VLSI for MS and Ph.D. Thesis.

  • High-throughput VLSI architecture for soft-decision decoding with ORBGRAND
  • Approximate Pruned and Truncated Haar Discrete Wavelet Transform VLSI Hardware for Energy-Efficient ECG Signal Processing
  • ADMM-Based Infinity-Norm Detection for Massive MIMO: Algorithm and VLSI Architecture
  • Evaluating the Performances of Memristor, FinFET, and Graphene TFET in VLSI Circuit Design
  • VLSI mask optimization: From shallow to deep learning
  • Area-Delay-Power Efficient VLSI Architecture of FIR Filter for Processing Seismic Signal
  • A Novel High-Performance Hybrid Full Adder for VLSI Circuits
  • PGOpt: Multi-objective design space exploration framework for large-Scale on-chip power grid design in VLSI SoC using evolutionary computing technique
  • Testing single via related defectsin digital VLSI designs
  • An Improved Impulse Noise Removal VLSI Architecture Using DTBDM Method
  • VLSI Implementation of Multi-channel ECG Lossless Compression System
  • A Scalable VLSI Architecture for Illumination-Invariant Heterogeneous Face Recognition
  • Speed-area optimized VLSI architecture of multi-bit cellular automaton cell based random number generator on FPGA with testable logic support
  • Compact 3D Thermal Model for VLSI and ULSI Interconnect Network Reliability Verification
  • Simultaneous Parametric and Functional Testing of Digital VLSI During Radiation Experiments
  • A New 4-2 Compressor for VLSI Circuits and Systems
  • An ultra-low-power CNFET-based improved Schmitt trigger design for VLSI sensor applications
  • Performance Analysis of Clock Gating Designs in Low Power Vlsi Circuits
  • Flexible scheme for reconfiguring 2D mesh-connected VLSI subarrays under row and column rerouting
  • A Survey on VLSI Implementation of AES Algorithm with Dynamic S-Box
  • High-Throughput VLSI architecture for Soft-Decision decoding with ORBGRAND
  • Methods for Ensuring Full Traceability of the Production Testing Results of the Digital VLSI
  • Low Power Circuit Design for Footed Quasi Resistance Scheme In 45NM VLSI Technology
  • Fast Auto-Correction algorithm for Digital VLSI Circuits
  • Review of VLSI Architecture of Cryptography Algorithm for IOT Security
  • The VLSI Realization of Sign-Magnitude Decimal Multiplication Efficiency
  • Gate-Overlap Tunnel Field-Effect Transistors (GOTFETs) for Ultra-Low-Voltage and Ultra-Low-Power VLSI Applications
  • VLSI design of a fast one-stage independent component extracting system based on ICA-R algorithm
  • Fully Reused VLSI Architectu Encoding for DSRC Applica
  • VLSI Architecture for DWT using 5/3 Wavelet Coefficient using Vedic Math’s
  • Design and vlsi implementation of a decimation filter for hearing aid applications
  • Analysis and Comparison of Leakage Power Reduction Techniques for VLSI Design
  • A low area VLSI implementation of extended tiny encryption algorithm using Lorenz chaotic system
  • Study and Analysis of Digital Counters for VLSI Applications
  • Synthesis of VLSI Structural Cell Partitioning Using Genetic Algorithm
  • VLSI Architecture for 8-bit Reversible Arithmetic Logic Unit based on Programmable Gate
  • Features of Designing Digital Processing Systems for Radiolocation Systems Based on Microprocessor VLSI Sets
  • Multiple-Criteria Decision Analysis Using VLSI Global Routing
  • Performance Evaluation of VLSI Implemented WSN Algorithms
  • Soft Error Rate Estimation of VLSI Circuits
  • Wave pipelined VLSI architecture for a Viterbi decoder using self reset logic with 0.65 nm technology
  • Efficient Band Offset Calculation Method for HEVC and Its VLSI Implementation
  • 2021 IEEE 39th VLSI Test Symposium (VTS)
  • A spike based learning neuron in analog VLSI
  • Computing Orientation of an Image by Projection Method and its VLSI Implementation
  • A Greedy Iterative Algorithm and VLSI Implementation Strategy for Multiuser Detection
  • The First Ge Nanosheets GAAFET CMOS Inverters Fabricated by 2D Ge/Si Multilayer Epitaxy, Ge/Si Selective Etching
  • Novel Architecture for Lifting Discrete Wavelet Packet Transform With Arbitrary Tree Structure
  • Back-Gate Network Extraction Free from Dynamic Self-Heating in FD SOI
  • Improvement of Nanotwinned Copper Thermal Stability for High Temperature Heterogeneous Integration
  • DFT Models of Ferroelectric Hafnium-Zirconium Oxide Stacks With and Without Dielectric Interlayers
  • Selective Area Epitaxy of Axial Wurtzite-InAs Nanowire on InGaAs NW by MOCVD
  • Calculation of Field Dependent Mobility in MoS2 and WS2 with Multi-Valley Monte Carlo Method
  • Ultra-thin Hf0.5Zr0.5O2 Ferroelectric Tunnel Junction with High Current Density
  • Alleviation of Charge Trapping and Flicker Noise in HfZrO2-Based Ferroelectric Capacitors by Thermal Engineering
  • On-Wafer Electronic Layer Detectors Array (ELDA) for e-beam Imaging in Advanced Lithographic Systems
  • Contact engineered charge plasma junctionless transistor for suppressing tunneling leakage
  • Quantum Tunneling PUF: A Chip Fingerprint for Hardware Security
  • Ferroelectric and Antiferroelectric Hf/Zr oxide films: past, present and future
  • An Approach to Diminish the Leakage Power in Complementary MOS VLSI Circuits
  • Benchmarking the Performance of Heterogeneous Stacked RRAM with CFETSRAM and MRAM for Deep Neural Network Application Amidst Variation and Noise
  • Multi-bit cryogenic flash memory on Si/SiGe and Ge/GeSi heterostructures
  • Tensor-Centric Processor Architecture for Applications in Advanced Driver Assistance Systems
  • Evaluation de la complexit d’implantation en VLSI par la synth se architecturale: une exp rience en filtrage adaptatif
  • A precise debugging method and defect diagnosis with mass big-data analysis in the designed high-dense array for rapid yield improvement in a logic platform
  • Dynamic Mapping Mechanism to Compute DNN Models on a Resource-limited NoC Platform
  • Bandgap-Engineered Tunneling Layer on Operation Characteristics of Poly-Ge Charge-Trapping Flash Memory Devices
  • Reconfigurable Database Processor for Query Acceleration on FPGA
  • Holistic and In-Context Design Flow for 2.5 D Chiplet-Package Interaction Co-Optimization
  • ONNC Compiler Used in Fault-Mitigating Mechanisms Analysis on NVDLA-Based and ReRAM-Based Edge AI Chip Design
  • Quantum dot celluar automata-based encoder and priority encoder circuits: Low latency and area efficient design
  • Shutdown mode implementation for Boost and Inverting Buck-Boost converter
  • AN ELEGANCE OF A NOVEL DIGITAL FILTER USING MAJORITY LOGIC FOR SNR IMPROVEMENT IN SIGNAL PROCESSING
  • Recent Progress on Flexible Capacitive Pressure Sensors: From Design and Materials to Applications
  • Prototypage d’algorithmes adaptatifs par un outil de synthèse d’architectures VLSI.
  • ALGORITMOS PARA PROBLEMAS DE STEINER COM APLICAÇÕES EM PROJETO DE CIRCUITOS VLSI
  • An Energy-Efficient Conditional Biasing Write Assist With Built-In Time-Based Write-Margin-Tracking for Low-Voltage SRAM
  • Prospective incorporation of booster in carbon interconnects for high-speed integrated circuits
  • Laser beam testing of finished integrated circuits
  • A survey of in-spin transfer torque mram computing
  • Oxytocin modulates neural processing of mitral/tufted cells in the olfactory bulb
  • Power Efficient Bit Lines: A Succinct Study
  • Introduction: Soft Error Modeling
  • Functional Constraints in the Selection of Two-Cycle Gate-Exhaustive Faults for Test Generation
  • Adiabatic Logic-Based Area-and Energy-Efficient Full Adder Design
  • Improved Noise Margin and Reduced Power Consumption in Subthreshold Adiabatic Logic Using Dual Rail Power Supply
  • IMPROVING SIZE-BOUNDS FOR SUBCASES OF SQUARE-SHAPED SWITCHBOX ROUTING
  • Design and Performance Evaluation of Highly Efficient Adders in Nanometer Technology
  • Qualitative and quantitative analysis of parallel-prefix adders
  • 4-Bit Ripple Carry Adder Using Area-Efficient Full Adder in CMOS Technology
  • Systolic-Architecture-Based Matrix Multiplications and Its Realization for Multi-Sensor Bias Estimation Algorithms
  • BiPart: a parallel and deterministic hypergraph partitioner
  • Dealing with Aging and Yield in Scaled Technologies
  • Ultraefficient imprecise multipliers based on innovative 4: 2 approximate compressors
  • A Low Power Approach for Designing 12-Bit Current Steering DAC
  • Structure Fortification of Mixed CNT Bundle Interconnects for Nano Integrated Circuits Using Constraint-Based Particle Swarm Optimization
  • Gain-Cell Embedded DRAM Under Cryogenic Operation–A First Study
  • Communication and performance evaluation of 3-ary n-cubes onto network-on-chips
  • A New Function Mapping Approach in Defective Nanocrossbar Array Using Unique Number Sequence
  • Design, Simulation and Comparative Analysis of Performance Parameters of a 4-bit CMOS based Full Adder Circuit using Microwind and DSch at Various …
  • A Conversion Mode Reconfigurable SAR ADC for Multistandard Systems
  • Leakage-Tolerant Low-Power Wide Fan-in OR Logic Domino Circuit
  • Carver Mead:” It’s All About Thinking,” A Personal Account Leading up to the First Microwave Transistor
  • Reusable Delay Path Synthesis for Lightening Asynchronous Pipeline Controller
  • An ultra-low-power CNFET based dual VDD ternary dynamic Half Adder
  • Advanced Silicon & Semiconducting Silicon-Alloy Based Materials & Devices
  • A Novel Modeling-Attack Resilient Arbiter-PUF Design
  • Fast and Accurate Estimation of Statistical Eye Diagram for Nonlinear High-Speed Links
  • Parallel algorithms
  • Transistor self-heating: The rising challenge for semiconductor testing
  • Adaptive Forward Body Bias Voltage Generator
  • PVT Aware Analysis of ISCAS C17 Benchmark Circuit
  • Hard-to-Detect Fault Analysis in FinFET SRAMs
  • Design and comparative analysis of on-chip sigma delta ADC for signal processing applications
  • Cost-Effective Test Screening Method on 40-nm Embedded SRAMs for Low-Power MCUs
  • Passivity-based non-fragile control of a class of uncertain fractional-order nonlinear systems
  • Impact of Spacers in Raised Source/Drain 14 nm Technology Node InGaAs-nFinFET on Short Channel Effects
  • High Speed Energy Efficient Multiplier Using 20nm FinFET Technology
  • Data Flow Obfuscation: A New Paradigm for Obfuscating Circuits
  • Design and Analysis of 10T SRAM Cell with Stability Characterizations
  • Evaluation of Real-Time Embedded Systems in HILS and Delay Issues
  • Implementation and Analysis of Low Power Consumption Full Swing GDI Full Adders
  • A Comprehensive Framework for Analysis of Time-Dependent Performance-Reliability Degradation of SRAM Cache Memory
  • [HTML][HTML] X-architecture Steiner minimal tree algorithm based on multi-strategy optimization discrete differential evolution
  • A New Improved V-Square-Controlled Buck Converter With Rail-to-Rail OTA-Based Current-Sensing Circuits
  • A Very-Low-Voltage Frequency Divider in Folded MOS Current Mode Logic With Complementary n-and p-type Flip-Flops
  • Variability Analysis of On-Chip Interconnect System Using Prospective Neural Network
  • Low Power NAND Gate–based Half and Full Adder/Subtractor Using CMOS Technique
  • Synchronization of mutual coupled fractional order one-sided lipschitz systems
  • Novel Ternary Adder and Multiplier Designs Without Using Decoders or Encoders
  • Reconfigurable Binary Neural Network Accelerator with Adaptive Parallelism Scheme
  • High-Performance Spintronic Nonvolatile Ternary Flip-Flop and Universal Shift Register
  • High Voltage Receiver Using Low Voltage Devices With Reduced Dead-zone
  • Fast and High-Performing 1-Bit Full Adder Circuit Based on Input Switching Activity Patterns and Gate Diffusion Input Technique
  • Training Neural Network for Machine Intelligence in Automatic Test Pattern Generator
  • Evaluation of Bit Manipulation Instructions in Optimization of Size and Speed in RISC-V
  • Machine-learning-based self-tunable design of approximate computing
  • A novel current-controlled memristor-based chaotic circuit
  • Performance Analysis of MoS2FET for Electronic and Spintronic Application
  • Asynchronous Four-Phase and Two-Phase Circuits: Testing and Design for Testability
  • Controlling GIDL Using Core–Shell Technique in Conventional Nano-Wire
  • New FDNR and FDNC Simulation Configurations Using Inverted VDDIBAs
  • Optimal Mappings of the Spectrum of BPSK/QPSK Sequences to Finite Polynomial Fields and Rings
  • Impact of Multi-Metal Gate Stacks on the Performance of ß-Ga2O3 MOS Structure
  • On the Reliability of In-Memory Computing: Impact of Temperature on Ferroelectric TCAM
  • Design of Prominent Single-Precision 32-Bit Floating-Point Adder Using Single-Electron Transistor Operating at Room Temperature
  • HIPER: Low Power, High Performance and Area-Efficient Hardware Accelerators for Hidden Periodicity Detection using Ramanujan Filter Banks
  • A 13-bit 312.5-MS/s Pipelined SAR ADC With Open-Loop Integrator-Based Residue Amplifier and Gain-Stabilized Integration Time Generation
  • Design of a new BUS for low power reversible computation
  • Controlling Mode Transition Noise Occurred at Ground Rail in Data Preserving MTCMOS Shift Register
  • Diversity Schemes in Multi-hop Visible Light Communications for 6G Networks
  • Fabrication of Micro-Compliant Mechanisms Using Micro-Stereolithography
  • A 27S/32S DC-balanced line coding scheme for PAM-4 signaling
  • Game Theory-based Parameter-Tuning for Path Planning of UAVs
  • A Low Latency Stochastic Square Root Circuit
  • New Resistorless FDNR Simulation Configuration Employing CDDITAs
  • An Energy-Efficient Level Shifter Using Time Borrowing Technique for Ultra Wide Voltage Conversion from Sub-200mV to 3.0 V
  • Improved Store-Carry-Forward Scheme for Information Dissemination in Unfavorable Vehicular Distribution
  • Effect of surface modification treatment on top-pinned MTJ with perpendicular easy axis
  • Design and Implementation of an Efficient Mixed Parallel-Pipeline SAD Architecture for HEVC Motion Estimation
  • Negative Voltage Generator and Current DAC Based Regulator For Flash Memory
  • A non-autonomous chaotic system with no equilibrium
  • SIXOR: Single-Cycle In-Memristor XOR
  • Accelerated Addition in Resistive RAM Array Using Parallel-Friendly Majority Gates
  • Towards energy-efficient STT-MRAM design with multi-modes reconfiguration
  • HT-IWT-DCT-Based Hybrid Technique of Robust Image Watermarking
  • GPU-Accelerated Soft Error Rate Analysis of Large-Scale Integrated Circuits
  • Performance Evaluation of Sub 5 nm GAA NWMBCFET using Silicon Carbide Source/Drain Material
  • A novel ultra-low power 7T full adder design using mixed logic
  • Reversible Fade Gate as Decoder, Encoder and Full Adder
  • A novel parallel prefix adder for optimized Radix-2 FFT processor
  • Smart Soldier Health Monitoring System Incorporating Embedded Electronics
  • Theoretical Analysis of Defected Ground Multiband Rectangular Shape Microstrip Patch Antenna
  • Design of Efficient Ternary Subtractor
  • Novel CDDITA-Based-Grounded Inductance Simulation Circuits
  • Trim Time Reduction in Analog/RF ICs Based on Inter-Trim Correlation
  • Ferroelectric HfO2 Memory Transistors with High-? Interfacial Layer and Write Endurance Exceeding 1010 Cycles
  • Design and Analysis of Low-Power SRAM
  • High-speed and low-cost carry select adders utilizing new optimized add-one circuit and multiplexer-based logic
  • Selective Flip-Flop Optimization for Circuit Reliability
  • Effect of Developer Temperature on Photoresist Contrast in Grayscale Lithography
  • Power Series Representation Op logical Functions and its Applications to Error Detection and Error Correction Codes.(Dept. E)
  • Creating Fastest Self timing Reference Path for High Speed Memory Designs
  • Blockchain-enabled traceable, transparent transportation system for blood bank
  • Reliability Evaluation and Analysis of FPGA-Based Neural Network Acceleration System
  • Enhancement of ovonic threshold switching characteristics using nanometer-scale virtual electrode formed within ultrathin hafnium dioxide interlayer
  • Neural networks integrated circuit with switchable gait pattern for insect-type microrobot
  • Analog and Radio-Frequency Performance of Hetero-Gate-Dielectric FD SOI MOSFET in Re-S/D Technology
  • Stumped nature hyperjerk system with fractional order and exponential nonlinearity: Analog simulation, bifurcation analysis and cryptographic applications
  • Field-free and sub-ns magnetization switching of magnetic tunnel junctions by combining spin-transfer torque and spin–orbit torque
  • Fundamentals of microelectronics
  • Comparative Analysis of Channel Estimation Techniques in Vehicular Communication
  • Statistical analysis of vehicle detection in the ITS application for monitoring the traffic and road accident using internet of things
  • 3-D CMOS chip stacking for security ICs featuring backside buried metal power delivery networks with distributed capacitance
  • Sensor Localization in WSNs Using Rotating Directional-Antenna at the Base Station
  • A 6-Bit 1.5-GS/s SAR ADC With Smart Speculative Two-Tap Embedded DFE in 130-nm CMOS for Wireline Receiver Applications
  • FPGA implementation of fast digital FIR and IIR filters
  • Uniform 4-Stacked Ge0.9Sn0.1 Nanosheets Using Double Ge0.95Sn0.05 Caps by Highly Selective Isotropic Dry Etch
  • A 3–7 GHz CMOS Power Amplifier Design for Ultra-Wide-Band Applications
  • Fault-tolerant hamiltonian cycles and paths embedding into locally exchanged twisted cubes
  • Error-Controlling Technique in Wireless Communication
  • Human Action Recognition Using a New Hybrid Descriptor
  • Minimization of Peak-to-Average Power Ratio in DHT Precoded OFDM System by A-Law Companding
  • Machine Learning Oriented Dynamic Cost Factors-Based Routing in Communication Networks
  • Digital/Analog Performance Optimization of Vertical Nanowire FETs Using Machine Learning
  • Physical synthesis for advanced neural network processors
  • A low latency modular-level deeply integrated MFCC feature extraction architecture for speech recognition
  • On the Best-Partition Communication Complexity
  • IMPLEMENTATION OF DIVISION AND SQUARE ROOT: MODELING AND EVALUATIONS
  • Structural and Optical Analysis of Bulk-Hetero Interface Between MoS2: Pentacene
  • Realization of a Low Profile, Wideband Omni-directional Antenna for Ku-band Airborne Applications
  • Ultracompact channel add-drop filter based on single multimode nanobeam photonic crystal cavity
  • Structural and Optical Characterization of EZO Thin Film for Application in Optical Waveguide
  • Design-technology co-optimization of sequential and monolithic CFET as enabler of technology node beyond 2nm
  • A Survey of Semantic Segmentation on Biomedical Images Using Deep Learning
  • PAPR Reduction in OFDM for VLC System
  • A Survey on Proactive and Reactive Channel Switching Techniques in Cognitive Radios
  • FPGA-based Hardware Acceleration for SVM Machine Learning Algorithm
  • Cross-Layer Approximate Hardware Synthesis for Runtime Configurable Accuracy
  • A Multichannel Link-Layer Cooperation Protocol (MLCP) for Cognitive Radio Ad Hoc Network
  • AdaTrust: Combinational Hardware Trojan Detection Through Adaptive Test Pattern Construction
  • Performance Evaluation of Negative Capacitance Junctionless FinFET under Extreme Length Scaling
  • A PVT aware differential delay circuit and its performance variation due to power supply noise
  • A Survey on Methodologies and Database Used for Facial Emotion Recognition
  • A Survey Study of Diseases Diagnosed Through Imaging Methodology Using Ultrasonography
  • Special Session: Physical Attacks through the Chip Backside: Threats, Challenges, and Opportunities
  • MOS based pseudo-resistors exhibiting Tera Ohms of Incremental Resistance for biomedical applications: Analysis and proof of concept
  • Automated Simulator for the Validation of Bio-Impedance Devices
  • The Architectural Optimizations of a Low-Complexity and Low-Latency FFT Processor for MIMO-OFDM Communication Systems
  • An Optimal Design of 16 Bit ALU
  • Analysis of Power Adaptation Techniques Over Beaulieu-Xie Fading Model
  • Design and Analysis of Wearable Step-Shaped Sierpinski Fractal Antenna for WBAN Applications
  • ASSURE: RTL Locking Against an Untrusted Foundry
  • Design of Dynamic Induction Charging Vehicle for Glimpse of Future: Cutting Down the Need for High-Capacity Batteries and Charging Stations
  • Performance Analysis of Speck Cipher Using Different Adder Architectures
  • A Comparative Analysis of Statistical Model and Spectral Subtractive Speech Enhancement Algorithms
  • Dimensionality Reduction Using Principal Component Analysis for Lecture Attendance Management System
  • Design and implementation of current mode circuit for digital modulation
  • SWM: A High-Performance Sparse-Winograd Matrix Multiplication CNN Accelerator
  • A Compact IPD Based on-Chip Bandpass Filter for 5G Radio Applications
  • An automated parallel simulation flow for cyber-physical system design
  • Conformal Omni Directional Antenna for GPS Applications
  • Recognition of Natural and Computer-Generated Images Using Convolutional Neural Network
  • SPIDER-based out-of-order execution scheme for Ht-MPSOC
  • Fast Encoding Using X-Search Pattern and Coded Block Flag Fast Method
  • Design and Simulation of a Dual-Band Radiometer for Humidity and Temperature Profiling
  • Voice Controlled IoT Based Grass Cutter Powered by Solar Energy
  • Periodic Octagon Split Ring Slot Defected Ground Structure for MIMO Microstrip Antenna
  • COPRICSI: COnstraint-PRogrammed Initial Circuit SIzing
  • Design of Electronic Instrumentation for Isotope Processing
  • Fluid-to-cell assignment and fluid loading on programmable microfluidic devices for bioprotocol execution
  • Design and analysis of improved high-speed adaptive filter architectures for ECG signal denoising
  • Compact and efficient structure of 8-bit S-box for lightweight cryptography
  • Virtually Doped Silicon-on-Insulator Junctionless Transistor for Reduced OFF-State Leakage Current
  • Reliability-Driven Voltage Optimization for NCFET-based SRAM Memory Banks
  • [HTML][HTML] Design and simulation of high-performance 2: 1 multiplexer based on side-contacted FED
  • Special Session–Machine Learning in Test: A Survey of Analog, Digital, Memory, and RF Integrated Circuits
  • Enhancement of magnetic coupling and magnetic anisotropy in MTJs with multiple CoFeB/MgO interfaces for high thermal stability
  • Nonlinear Circuits and Systems with Memristors: Nonlinear Dynamics and Analogue Computing via the Flux-Charge Analysis Method
  • The Vedic Design-Carry Look Ahead (VD-CLA): A Smart and Hardware-Friendly Implementation of the FIR Filter for ECG Signal Denoising
  • Information Theory-Based Defense Mechanism Against DDOS Attacks for WSAN
  • TxSim: Modeling training of deep neural networks on resistive crossbar systems
  • Automated Observability Analysis for Mixed-Signal Circuits
  • Silicon-on-nothing electrostatically doped junctionless tunnel field effect transistor (son-ed-jltfet): A short channel effect resilient design
  • Fault Detection and Classification in Microgrid Using Wavelet Transform and Artificial Neural Network
  • [HTML][HTML] Development of neural networks chip generating driving waveform for electrostatic motor
  • Computer Laboratory
  • Soft Error Tolerant Circuit Design Using Partitioning-Based Gate Sizing
  • Recent Development in Analytical Model for Graphene Field Effect Transistors for RF Circuit Applications
  • Phenomenological CNN model of a somatosensory effects
  • Reusability and Scalability of an SoC Testbench in Mixed-Signal Verification—The Inevitable Necessity
  • Power-and area-optimized high-level synthesis implementation of a digital down converter for software-defined radio applications
  • 3–21 GHz broadband and high linearity distributed low noise amplifier
  • 64-GHz datapath demonstration for bit-parallel SFQ microprocessors based on a gate-level-pipeline structure
  • Resynthesize Technique for Soft Error-Tolerant Design of Combinational Circuits
  • FPGA implementations for data encryption and decryption via concurrent and parallel computation: A review
  • Vertically integrated computing labs using open-source hardware generators and cloud-hosted FPGAs
  • Fast shared-memory streaming multilevel graph partitioning
  • Comparison of NMOS and PMOS Input Driving Dynamic Comparator in 45nm Technology
  • Hybrid Forecasting Model Based on Nonlinear Auto-Regressive Exogenous Network, Fourier Transform, Self-organizing Map and Pattern Recognition Model for Hour …
  • Design and Implementation of Fast Locking All-Digital Duty Cycle Corrector Circuit with Wide Range Input Frequency
  • Design of Low Power Barrel Shifter Architecture by Using Proposed MUX Based CORDIC in CMOS Logic
  • Adaptive filtering algorithms in acoustic echo cancellation: a case study in architecure complexity evaluation
  • Performance improvement of elliptic curve cryptography system using low power, high speed 16× 16 Vedic multiplier based on reversible logic
  • Density Gradient Study on Junctionless Stack Nano-Sheet with Stack Gate Oxide for Low Power Application
  • All-digital built-in self-test scheme for charge-pump phase-locked loops
  • FPGA Hardware Acceleration of Soft Error Rate Estimation of Digital Circuits
  • Power-aware hold optimization for ASIC physical synthesis
  • Carbon Nanotube Field Effect Transistor (CNTFET) and Resistive Random Access Memory (RRAM) Based Ternary Combinational Logic Circuits
  • New LMI Criterion to the Robust Stability of Discrete-Time Systems with Time-Varying Delays and Generalized Overflow Nonlinearities
  • A dual-mode successive approximation register analog to digital converter to detect malicious off-chip power noise measurement attacks
  • FPGA Design of SAR Type ADC Based Analog Input Module for Industrial Applications
  • Secure energy efficient network priority routing protocol for effective data collection and key management in dynamic WSNs
  • A Highly Linear SAW-Less Noise-Canceling Receiver With Shared TIAs Architecture
  • Monolithic 3D stacked multiply-accumulate units
  • Guidance-based improved depth upsampling with better initial estimate
  • Circuit and system-level aspects of phase change memory
  • An Active, Low-Power, 10Gbps, Current-based Transimpedance Amplifier in a Broadband Optical Receiver Front-End
  • Conception de deux points mémoire statiques CMOS durcis contre l’effet des aléas logiques provoqués par l’environnement radiatif spatial
  • Carbon Nanotube Field Effect Transistor (CNTFET) and Resistive Random Access Memory (RRAM) Based Ternary Combinational Logic Circuits. Electronics 2021, 10 …
  • A CMOS-integrated compute-in-memory macro based on resistive random-access memory for AI edge devices
  • Design and Fabrication of a Polymer Microring Resonator: Polymer Microring Resonator
  • Design for Testability of Low Dropout Regulators
  • Magnonic band structure in CoFeB/Ta/NiFe meander-shaped magnetic bilayers
  • Novel Circuit Model of Multi-walled CNT Bundle Interconnects Using Multi-valued Ternary Logic
  • Higher-order Network Analysis Takes Off, Fueled by Classical Ideas and New Data
  • High-Level Synthesis of Custom DSP Blocks using Distributed Arithmetic
  • Enhancement-Mode Atomic-Layer-Deposited In2O3 Transistors With Maximum Drain Current of 2.2 A/mm at Drain Voltage of 0.7 V by Low-Temperature Annealing …
  • Design of High-Speed Binary Counter Architecture for Low-Power Applications
  • A Systematic Review on an Embedded Web Server Architecture
  • Build-in compact and efficient temperature sensor array on field programmable gate array
  • SAIF: Automated Asset Identification for Security Verification at the Register Transfer Level
  • Low power, high-performance reversible logic enabled CNTFET SRAM cell with improved stability
  • Design and Verification of Advanced Microcontroller Bus Architecture-Advanced Peripheral Bus (AMBA-APB) Protocol
  • A Reconfigurable Architecture to Implement Linear Transforms of Image Processing Applications
  • Etude du bruit électrique en 1/f et des fluctuations RTS aux basses fréquences dans le transistor MOS submicronique
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  • In-memory realization of SHA-2 using ReVAMP architecture
  • Enabling Write-Reduction Multiversion Scheme With Efficient Dual-Range Query Over NVRAM
  • Design and validation of an artificial neural network based on analog circuits
  • Insight into threshold voltage and drain induced barrier lowering in negative capacitance field effect transistor
  • The past and future of multi-gate field-effect transistors: Process challenges and reliability issues
  • A 96-MB 3D-Stacked SRAM Using Inductive Coupling With 0.4-V Transmitter, Termination Scheme and 12: 1 SerDes in 40-nm CMOS……………….. K. Shiba …
  • [HTML][HTML] A Survey on Application Specific Processor Architectures for Digital Hearing Aids
  • A Review on Performance Evaluation of Different Low Power SRAM Cells in Nano-Scale Era
  • Multilevel Hypergraph Partitioning with Vertex Weights Revisited
  • [HTML][HTML] The involution tool for accurate digital timing and power analysis
  • Design and Implementation of Fast Locking All-Digital Duty Cycle Corrector Circuit with Wide Range Input Frequency. Electronics 2021, 10, 71
  • Memristor based high speed and low power consumption memory design using deep search method
  • Comparative Analysis of Adder for Various CMOS Technologies
  • Design of Parallel Sorting System Using Discrete-Time Neural Circuit Model
  • Via-Minimization-Oriented Region Routing Under Length-Matching Constraints in Rapid Single-Flux-Quantum Circuits
  • Process Variation-Aware Soft Error Rate Estimation Method for Integrated Circuits
  • Global placement with deep learning-enabled explicit routability optimization
  • Microcomputer Application in Motion Control
  • Fault-Tolerant Application Mapping on Mesh-of-Tree based Network-on-Chip
  • Capacitance-to-Digital Converter for Operation under Uncertain Harvested Voltage down to 0.3 V with No Trimming, Reference and Voltage Regulation
  • Mixed-radix, virtually scaling-free CORDIC algorithm based rotator for DSP applications
  • A Theoretical Study of Design Rewiring Using ATPG
  • FPGA Implementation of Bio-inspired Computing Based Deep Learning Model
  • Toward Functional Safety of Systolic Array-Based Deep Learning Hardware Accelerators
  • Employing the Empirical Mode Decomposition to Denoise the Random Telegraph Noise
  • Dependence of metal gate work function variation for various ferroelectric thickness on electrical parameters in NC-FinFET
  • [HTML][HTML] A comparison of modeling approaches for current transport in polysilicon-channel nanowire and macaroni GAA MOSFETs
  • Electronically tunable third-order dual-mode quadrature sinusoidal oscillators employing VDCCs and all grounded components
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A Comprehensive Analysis in Recent Advances in 3D VLSI Floorplan Representations

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Floorplan is one of the most critical steps of the physical design of VLSI Design flow. Decreasing size, interconnects, power consumption, and chip leakage are always on the top priority list for consumers and researchers. This article presents the latest advancements in one of the hot research topics in VLSI Physical Design: 3D Floorplanning. A lot of research articles have been studied for this article, and only major research points from some chosen relevant to 3D architecture articles have been incorporated in this paper. The 3D VLSI floorplan field is quite vast than the 2D VLSI floorplan and is comparatively less explored. This article reviews various aspects of floorplanning that cover floorplanning based on volume, tiers, vias, TSVs, and other representations of 3D VLSI Floorplan. These techniques, when applied as algorithms, help in simplifying the problem. These algorithms help optimize results that increase the chip’s overall performance. Some of the central representations have been incorporated in Sect.  5 . Conclusion with research gap and future scope is described in the end.

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Looking for the latest VLSI trends and VLSI jobs in 2023? Maven Silicon, a leading VLSI training institute, is here to guide you. VLSI is revolutionizing industries with its ability to integrate millions of transistors onto a single chip. In this blog post, we’ll explore the emerging VLSI trends in 2023 that are shaping the future and highlight the exciting job openings in this field. Discover the benefits of pursuing a career in VLSI and how Maven Silicon can help you kick-start your journey.

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The applications of VLSI span across various industries, including telecommunications, automotive, healthcare, and artificial intelligence. As we move into 2023, several VLSI trends are making waves:

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) has merged with VLSI, opening up endless possibilities. AI-driven VLSI solutions have gained significant traction in industries like autonomous vehicles, robotics, smart homes, and beyond. The integration of AI algorithms directly into VLSI chips allows for the real-time processing of massive amounts of data, leading to intelligent decision-making and unprecedented levels of efficiency. This trend empowers autonomous vehicles to analyze complex surroundings, robots to navigate dynamically changing environments, and smart homes to adapt to residents’ preferences seamlessly. The synergy between AI and VLSI has propelled us toward a new era of intelligent and responsive technologies.

IoT and VLSI

The Internet of Things (IoT) revolution is in full swing, and VLSI plays a pivotal role in shaping this interconnected ecosystem. Emerging trends in VLSI focus on designing chips optimized for IoT-enabled devices, ensuring efficient data communication, low power consumption, and enhanced security. These specialized VLSI chips enable IoT devices to communicate seamlessly over the internet, exchanging data with other devices and cloud services. Moreover, with advancements in low-power design techniques, IoT devices can operate for extended periods on battery power, making them more practical and environmentally friendly. VLSI’s contribution to IoT is driving the proliferation of smart homes, smart cities, and industrial automation, transforming the way we interact with our surroundings.

Edge Computing and VLSI

Edge computing has emerged as a game-changer in handling real-time data processing and analysis. VLSI’s role in this trend is crucial, as it enables the development of high-performance, energy-efficient chips tailored for edge devices. By processing data locally at the edge, these VLSI chips significantly reduce latency and response times, making them ideal for applications that demand immediate results. Edge devices, such as sensors and cameras, benefit from low-power VLSI solutions that allow for prolonged operation without compromising performance. The combination of edge computing and VLSI has unlocked a new realm of possibilities, from responsive AI applications to smart infrastructure like traffic management and environmental monitoring.

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The demand for VLSI professionals is on the rise, making it a highly sought-after field with numerous job opportunities across various industries. As technology continues to advance and electronic devices become an integral part of our lives, the need for skilled VLSI engineers has grown significantly.

Positions such as VLSI Design Engineer, Verification Engineer, and Physical Design Engineer are in high demand. VLSI Design Engineers are responsible for designing and architecting integrated circuits, while Verification Engineers focus on validating and testing chip designs. Physical Design Engineers, on the other hand, play a crucial role in implementing the circuit layout to optimize performance and power consumption.

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If you’re eager to embark on a VLSI career, numerous job openings await you. Maven Silicon is renowned for its VLSI training with 100% placement assistance. Explore exciting roles like VLSI Design Engineer, Verification Engineer, Physical Design Engineer, FPGA Engineer, and Analog/Mixed-Signal Design Engineer.

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As we step into 2023, the world of VLSI presents abundant opportunities. Stay updated with the latest VLSI trends, leverage the benefits of this field, and secure a rewarding career in VLSI. Maven Silicon can equip you with the necessary skills to excel in the ever-evolving VLSI landscape. Start your journey towards a successful VLSI career today with our job-oriented courses .

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All the Integrated Chips we use in mobiles, TVs, computers, satellites, and automobiles, etc. are designed with VLSI technology. Hence, there is a huge scope and growth in the VLSI Industry and it is full of job opportunities. Since there is a huge gap between what the college education offers and the industry expectation, it is recommended to go for the VLSI training which bridges that gap and gives you a great hands-on experience.

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Steps involved in Chip design Chip’s architecture: Create circuit designs, Run simulations, Supervise layout, Tape out the chip to the foundry and Evaluate the prototype once the chip comes back from the laboratory. Chip designers work to make faster, cheaper and more innovative chips that can automate parts or the entire function of electronic devices. A chip design engineer’s job involves architecture, logic design, circuit design and physical design of the chip, testing, and verification of the final product.

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VLSI is a very good domain to build a career with a huge number of opportunities. There is a demand for chips in every sector, be it automobiles, consumer electronics or high-end servers. You should have good command on Verilog, SystemVerilog, and UVM to start your career as VLSI Design or VLSI Verification Engineer

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The undergraduates, graduates, or postgraduates from below streams can take up VLSI Chip Design Course and make a career in VLSI Industry. BE/BTech in EEE/ECE/TE or ME/MTech/MS in Electronics/MSc Electronics

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VLSI Projects for Engineering Students

October 9, 2021 By WatElectronics

Very Large Scale Integration Technology (VLSI) is an IC technology, designed by integrating a large number of electronic components such as logic gates , transistors , FET’s , etc. This technology mainly focuses on three major design and physical constraints related to an electric circuit like power, area, and speed. Some of the important VLSI Projects are mentioned below. A few of the VLSI platforms that are currently upcoming are FPGA applications, SOCs, and ASIC designs.

The list of VLSI Projects using wireless, sensors, home automation, Xilinx, Mathlab, SOC, Bluetooth & other projects are discussed below. These projects are very helpful for beginners, diploma students, and engineering students.

VLSI Projects using Verilog

Verilog is one of the software languages used in VLSI technology for defining electronic circuits and their system of design. It represents the electronic circuit design by simulating the program line of code, for representing analysis of test result in terms of positive or negative and also syntheses logic.

VLSI Projects using Verilog

The list of VLSI projects based on Verilog code includes the following.

1). Design of Low Power and Enhance Speed Multiplier and Accumulator With SPST Adder in Verilog

The performance of an electronic device depends mainly on power and device heating. The aim of this project is to minimize power factors and improve the speed of MAC using the Spurious Power Suppression Technique over a modified version of the Booth type encoder .

2). Design of Hamming Type Code using FPGA in Verilog

The aim of this project is to design hardware for implementing Hamming based code for encoder and decoder systems over wireless communication . It uses FPGA on which code written in VHDL of Xilinx is executed.

3). Gabor Type Filter for Biometric Recognition with Verilog HDL

The aim of this project is to design a smart biometric fingerprinting system using Gabor filter on the VLSI project  platform. This project is coded grayscale filter which is a part of Gabor filter design in VHDL language and executed on FPGA .

4). Enhanced Speed and Minimum Complexity Design of a Reed Solomon Type Decoder

The aim of this project is to design a simple Reed Solomon type decoder using VLSI technology. This project uses the Berlekamp Massey type algorithm , which is programmed in Verilog HDL. Reed Solomon decoder provides enhance speed.

5). Design and Implementing Vending Machine in Verilog HDL

The aim of this project is to design a vending machine using VLSI technology . The designed machine is programmed in VHDL and dumped on FPGA that gives speed response than microcontroller type VM.

VLSI Projects using Xilinx Software

Xilinx Integrated Synthesis Environment is a tool designed for analyzing HDL and synthesizing Xilinx. Its purpose is to develop embedded based firmware for the Xilinx class of CPLD and FPGA IC technology products. They aid developers to compile circuit designs and allow the configuration of the target devices.

VLSI Projects Using Xilinx Software

VLSI Projects Using Xilinx Software

The list of VLSI projects based on Xilinx software includes the following.

1). Design of TIC TAC TOE Game on Spartan3 Type FPGA using Image Processing

The aim of this project is to design a fun game board called Tic Tac Toe for two players using VHDL. It uses a screen board, LED bulbs, wires, FPGA, sensors , and wires. programmed playing board and FPGA need to be interfaced with the playing board using Xilinx.

2). BPSK Type Implementation on Xilinx System Generator using Spartan3 FPGA Image Processing Kit

The aim of this project is to design BPSK keying modulation type and demodulation type using the Matlab platform. Components used in this project are, FPGA, Matlab, multiplexers , filters such as FIR, and comparators . It is designed on Matlab and generated on SPARTAN.

3). Design QPSK And Synthesizing Its Result

The aim of this project is to design and implement QPSK modulation for satellite based radio applications. This project designs QPSK logic using reverse gate logic executed on Xilinx with VHDL code.

4). Implementation of Bus Based Bridge for Connecting AHB and OCP Bus

The aim of this project is to design a communication bus to connect the other two busses on SOC applications. Components used in this project are SOC, AHB bus, OCP ( Open Core Protocol) bus, and software Xilinx.

5). Design of a Live Traffic Light Based Control System using Xilinx

The aim of this project is to design and implement VLSI code on FPGA for traffic light signals. Components used in this project are FPGA, LED bulbs red, yellow, and green; software Xilinx. The code in this project is written in VHDL

6). Design of OFDM System using IFFT and FFT Transfer Functions

The aim of this project is to design an OFDM system employing FFT and Inverse FFT signal processing on the VLSI platform. This project is written in VHDL coding language and simulated on Xilinx.

7). Floating Point Based Fused Addition, Subtraction, and Fused Dot type Product Units Design

The aim of this project is to design and simulate the parallel operation of floating point type add, subtract, and multiplication type operation using floating type point add, multiplication, and subtract dot product based units in parallel on Xilinx.

8). FPGA Based Mutual Authentication Type Protocol with Modular Arithmetic

Security systems are designed in a smart way they provide access only to authenticators. The aim of this project is to design a higher enhanced protocol for security applications like RFID tags and readers using the VLSI platform programmed in VHDL and simulated on Xilinx.

VLSI Projects using VHDL

A Hardware Description Language (VHDL) is a software program for Very High Speed Integrated Circuit (VHSIC). The purpose of this language is to define the functioning of electronic components on designed circuitry. This language was designed by IEEE and containing VHDL 1987 and 1993 versions for the design of hardware and developing test entities in order to verify hardware behavior.

The list of VLSI projects based on VHDL code includes the following.

1). VGA Type Bouncing Ball Interfacing with Spartan3 Type FPGA for Image Processing Kit

The aim of this project is to design a smart system for VGA on VLSI technology. It uses VGA, bouncing ball, Spartan 3 type FPGA, and connecting wires. The designed hardware programmed using VHDL provides an efficient system with multiple screen pixel display up to WXGA 1280 by 800.

2). Generating PWM Type Signal With Variable Type Duty Cycle on FPGA

The aim of this project is to design and implement a voltage controller PWM using FPGA. Components used in this project are FPGA, PWM signal generator , and software platform VHDL. This system generates a higher value of frequency at the dynamic duty cycle.

3). Implementation of Digital Type Clock with Spartan3an Type FPGA Evaluation Kit

The aim of this project is to design a smart digital clock using VLSI technology. Components used in this project are FPGA, crystal, programming platform VHDL, 2 by 16 LCD, and 50 Hz clock generating circuit. The advantage of this clock is it is portable and displays accurate values.

4). Design of AMBA with AHB BUS Compliant Type Memory Controller

The aim of this project is to design a controller system for controlling CPUs memory containing Read Only Memory and Static Random Access Memory on an AMBA BUS using VLSI technology. This project uses VHDL software for synthesizing results.

5). Design of FPGA based 32-bit Floating Type Point Arithmetic Unit

The aim of this project is to design and implement a floating point number using an arithmetic unit on the VLSI platform. The components used in this technology are FPGA, ALU unit, software code written in VHDL, and also simulated using MAT Lab.

6). Design of a Field Programmable Type CRC Circuit Architecture and Synthesize Architectural Result

The aim of this project is to design and implement a Cyclic type Redundancy Check (CRC) computation circuit using VLSI technology. This project obtains multiple serial processing cells using the matrix method. The components used are FPGA, CRC circuit, and VHDL code.

VLSI Projects using MatLab

Matlab is a software tool designed for performing mathematical and logic calculations such as differentiation, Laplace transform, differential equation, inverse functions, etc. The main purpose of Matlab along with VLSI is to provide solutions for electronic circuits using a causal model type approach.

VLSI Projects using MatLab

The list of VLSI projects based on Matlab code includes the following.

1). Design of Fuzzy Type Logic for a Mobile Robot Controller with VHDL

The aim of this project is to design and program a robot using VLSI technology. This robot is programmed to move objects using fuzzy logic on MATLAB software and later translated into VHDL before implementing on hardware.

2). VLSI Implementation of DWT for Image Compression using VLSI

The aim of this project is to design a discrete type wavelet transform (DWT) algorithm using the VLSI platform for image processing type applications. In this project, code is written simulated, and implemented in VHDL and MATLAB.

List of Other VLSI Projects

The list of other VLSI projects includes the following.

1). 3D Technology Based Lifting of Discrete Wavelet Transform (DWT)

The aim of this project is to design an assistant system for high quality image generation system using VLSI technology. It uses a 3D based lifting type filter to generate a discrete wavelet using the VLSI programming language; the advantage is no loss of image quality is observed.

2). Design of Enhance Speed for Hardware Efficient 4-Bit SFQ Type Multiplier

The aim of this VLSI project is to design an advanced version of the conventional type booth encoder. This encoder is designed with a 4-bit SFQ (Single Flux Quantum) multiplier, that provides an enhanced speed and performance for critical type delay applications.

3). Design of Universal Based Cryptography Processor Employed in Smart Cards

The aim of this project is to design a smart universal cryptoprocessor for a card system. This project is designed with the public & private keys using a combination of 3 Data Encryption Standard (DES), Advanced Encryption Standard (AES), and Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC).

Design of Universal Based Cryptography Processor Employed in Smart Cards

Design of Universal Based Cryptography Processor Employed in Smart Cards

4). Design of An Enhanced Speed and Minimum Power Multiplier with Spurious Type Power Suppression Technique (SPST)

The aim of this project is to design a system to remove spurious signals from the arithmetic unit using a spurious power type suppression method. A multiplier component operating at a greater velocity consumes less power during data communication with the target location.

5). Design of A Lossless Based Data Compression and Decompression Method and Its Hardware Architecture

The aim of this project is to design an architecture for a 2 stage hardware using an Adaptive Huffman algorithm and Parallel dictionary type LZW algorithm (PDLZW). This project mainly focuses on lossless data decompression and compression applications.

6). Design of Minimum Complexity Turbo Type Decoder Architecture Employed in Energy-Efficient Wireless Sensor Networks

The aim of this project is to design a smart power conservation system during wireless communication over a WSN network. This minimizes the power of the LUT type Log BCJJR type algorithm during communication over WSN into a fundamental ADD Compare Select operation.

7). Design of Optimal VLSI Based Architecture to Filter Impulse Type Noise in Image

The aim of this project is to design a noise filtering system for an image processing application. This project is implemented on a VLSI architecture with an edge type preserving filter. This project benefits in terms of image quality.

8). Design of Processor In Type Memory Architecture for Image and Video Compression System

The aim of this project is to design a system with minimum complex processor-in & a memory architecture to aid multimedia applications for compressing the size on applying instructions in a word, one instruction, and other image and video-related data concepts.

9). Design of Symbol Type Rate Timing Synchronization Procedure for Minimum Power Wireless OFDM Systems

The aim of this project is to design a performance enhancing system for a wireless type OFDM system. This method achieves less power consumption via a dynamic type sample timing type controller and a tunable type clock based generator.

10). Bluetooth Technology Based Wireless Type Home Automation System

The aim of this project is to program an FPGA to control home appliances using a mobile phone. Components used in this project are Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA), lights sensors, and mobile phones. It saves electric power and provides remote users access via mobile.

11). Design of Automation ARM Controller on FPGA

The aim of this project is to design an arm that is controlled using FPGA. It uses Spartab3an, FPGA, mechanical arm, objects, and connectors. FPGA is programmed to move the robot arm and pic the objects. Such kind of robotic arm project is suitable for industrial repetitive tasks.

12). Cloud Technology Based Temperature Monitoring System

The aim of this project is to design a smart temperature monitoring system using VLSI technology. It uses Spartan3an FPGA, Wi-Fi technology, and internet cloud services. Spartan3an broadcast the live temperature status over the internet and stockpiles the data over the cloud.

13). Design of Multiple Channel for UART on FPGA

The aim of this project is to design a multi type channel UART based controller depending on the asynchronous FIFO method with FPGA for scaling and re-configuring the communicating device when required. It uses FPGA Spartan3an and a complex type communication system.

14). Design of Linear Type and Morphological Type Image Filtering with FPGA Image Processing Kit

The aim of the project is to use real-time algorithms such as 2D type morphological and convolution based filters for showcasing image processes for multiple applications. It uses Spartan3 type FPGA, VLSI technology, an image processing module, and connecting wires.

15). Design of PGA Implementation for Distance Measurement using Ultrasonic Sensor on FPGA

Aim of this project is to design smart distance object tracking systems using VLSI technology. It uses an ultrasonic type sensor, Spartan 3FPGA board, a display system, and an alarm. The automation system tracks object and sends to Spartan3 which and displays on the screen.

16). Design of Booth Type Multiplier on Spartan6 FPGA Board

The aim of this project is to design an enhanced version of a multiplier to improve the performance of digital signal processors in terms of speed and area. Components used in this project are Multiplier & Accumulator of Radix 4, Booth type multiplier algorithm, Spartan6 FPGA, and DSP processor.

17). Lifting Type Discrete Wavelet Transform (DWT) on Spartan3 FPGA with Image Processing Kit

The aim of this project is to design lifting type Discrete based Wavelet Transform for discarding Finite Impulsive type Response with finite based continuous filtering steps. This project is implemented on 1 D and 2D technology.

18). Design of Tetrix Type Game on Spartan3 FPGA with Image Processing Kit

The aim of this project is to design an object detection system using FPGA. It uses a space communication system, antenna, Spartan 3, and display system. This system detects if there is any object in the direction of the antenna and shifts the angle in direction of obstacle free.

19). Design of Medical Based Image Fusion on Spartan 3 Type FPGA

The aim of this project is to design a smart image generation system for medical purposes using MAT LAB. This replaces MRI and CT scanning medical device that generates images with noise and disturbances. It uses Spartan3 FPGA, VB software, MAT Lab, and XPS software.

20). Design of Median Type Filter Implementation on Spartan3 Type FPGA with Image Processing Kit

The aim of this project is to design a system to eliminate noise from the image processing system. Components used in this project are median filter, Spartan 3 FPGA, processor kit for image, and a software name 3 by 3 sliding window algorithm .

21). Design of Sobal Edge Detection using Spartan3 Type FPGA

The aim of this project is to design a Sobel edge type detection algorithm for detecting image pixels within a second. Components used in this project are FPGA XC3S200 – 4tq144, Sobel algorithm, Matlab platform, and display system. This system processes 128 by 128 by 8 pixels of grayscale based images.

22). FPGA Implementation of Keyboard Learner using Spartan3 FPGA Image processing Kit

The aim of this project is to design a smart keyboard system using VLSI technology. In this user mainly focus on the screen rather than the keyboard that is when a user types half a word the software displays nearby keywords on the screen and automatically updates the full word based on the movement of the user’s eyes on the screen.

23). Design of PIR Type Security Alert System on Spartan 3an Based FPGA Starter Kit

The aim of this project is to design a smart security system using VLSI technology. The components used in this project are a PIR sensor that detects the motion of a nearby object in a restricted zone, a camera, an FPGA module “Spartan 3”, and a screen. This project allows access entry only to a legitimate user.

24). Design of AES Encryption Algorithm on Spartan6 Type FPGA

The aim of this project is to design highly secure communication over the internet using AES on the VLSI platform. The components used in this project are Spartan 6 FPGA, software platform VHDL, and AES algorithm. The advantage of this project is it provides high security and consumes less power.

25). Design of Wireless Type Temperature Monitoring System using Spartan3an Type FPGA on Starter Kit for Agriculture Application

The aim of this project is to design a temperature monitoring system for agriculture using VLSI technology. The components used in this project are a temperature sensor, FPGA kit, programming platform VHDL, and agriculture land.

26). Design of Enhance Throughput Based VLSI Architecture for Blackman Windowing in Real Time Spectral Analysis

The aim of this project is to design a smart system to generate maximum throughput on the VLSI platform. This project uses Black man windowing instead of using processors such as DSP or ROM. This project is designed using the VHDL programming language.

27). Approximate Based Search CAM for DNA Sequencing and Genome Analysis

The aim of this project is to design and implement a smart system that detects COVID mutant through COVID affected person DNA on VLSI technology. Components used in this project are the VHDL programming platform, DNA sample from a patient, FPGA, and report tracking system.

28). Design of Hardware for Video Type Processing Superblock Based Accelerator

The aim of this project is to design a high speed video processor for real-time based video stream. This system undergoes three stages namely Alpha blending, polynomial transformation, and low pass filtering. The advantage of this project is it provides noise free video quality.

29). Design of Collision Less Robot Processor on VLSI and RFID Technology

The aim of this project is to design an algorithm for aiding robots to walk without colliding with other robots or obstacles in their environment on VLSI technology. Components used in this technology are RFID reader and RFID card, VHDL, processor, and objects.

30). Design of Adiabatic Based Technique for Power-Efficient Logic Circuit Design

A CMOS circuit is built with multiple gates such as NOR and NAND combinations but these circuits have higher power consumption faction. The aim of this project is to replace the CMOS circuit and design advance enhanced logic type circuits using the adiabatic type technique for minimizing and reusing power.

31). Design of Advanced Encryption System (AES) for Improving System Computing Speed

AES provides high encryption of data over digital communication. The aim of this project is to design and implement an AES encryption algorithm on an FPGA board and simulate it in VHDL software. The advantage of this project is it enhances the encryption factor with high-speed communication.

32). Design of AMBA with Advanced High-Performance Bus (AHB) with IP Block

The aim of this project is to design Advanced Microcontroller Bus Architecture (AMBA) with additional bus AHB using VLSI technology. This project is implemented with slave–master modules. Where master is programmed to control their slave’s components.

33). A Multichannel with Multimode RF Type Transceiver using DSM

The aim of this project is to implement RF type multi-channel emitter and collector working in multi-mode via delta type sigma modulator. Components used in this project are VHDL, Delta Sigma type modulator, and RF channel with communicating components.

34). Asynchronous Type Transfer Mode Based Knockout Switch Concentrator

The aim of this project is to design and implement a networking class switch for datagram and virtual type circuit packet network on VLSI technology. Components used are concentrator of asynchronous type transfers knockout switch , the software platform on VHDL and FPGA.

35). Design of Behavioral Synthesis for Asynchronous Type Circuits

The aim of this project is to design and implement asynchronous type circuits and balsa module templates using the VLSI platform. This project synthesis circuit results in behavioral mode.

36). Implementation of Carrying Type Tree Adder

The aim of this project is to design enhance versions of adders such as parallel prefix adders using VLSI technology to minimize power. This project also synthesizes types of carrying tree adders such as sparse kogge-stone, spanning type tree, and kogge type stone adder.

37). Fixed Angle of Rotation using CORDIC Designs

The aim of this project is to design and implement rotating vectors on coordinate rotation type digital based computer method via at stationary and using reference angles. This project is used in applications like image processing, games, and robotics.

38). Design of an SOC Based Permutation Network on a Multiprocessor

The aim of this project is to control traffic on multiprocessor SOC based applications using VLSI technology. This project is mainly designed for real time based applications for providing enhanced device performance of IP communication.

39). Design of VLSI Based Architecture for Visible Type Watermarking on Secure Still Digital Camera (S2DC) Design

The aim of this project is to design and implement a smart chip for a digital camera using VLSI technology. The purpose of this chip in a digital camera is to develop watermarking on images. Components used are the S2DC camera, chip, and VHDL software.

40). Design of Efficient Systolic Type Array Architecture on VLSI

The aim of this project is to design and implement a systolic type array multiplier using the VLSI platform. This designed multiplier can be further used as a binary multiplier to compute binary type multiplications. Components used are FPGA and code written in VHDL.

41). Design of Multi Type Value Logic With Quantum Dot Gate Type FET

The aim of this project is to design and implement a smart 3 stages quantum Dot based Gate FET circuit to handle an increase in a logic bit in logic circuits. This project is used in applications such as decoders and Op-Amps .

42). Design of FFT Type Processor Using Radix-4 Algorithm on FPGA

The aim of this project is to design and synthesize processors for Orthogonal Frequency type Division Multiplexer (OFDM) and wireless LAN networks in the VLSI platform. This project synthesize a 256 point FFT type processor of Radix 4 in VHDL coding language.

43). Design of 32 Â bit type RISC Processor using VLSI

The aim of this project is to design a 32 bit RISC based architecture on the VLSI platform. This project divides into 16 sets of instructions and executes every instruction in a single cycle with a 5 stage parallel execution method.

44). Design of VHDL Based Model for a Smart Sensor System

A sensor is a device that senses the physical parameter within its environment. The aim of this project is to design a program for a sensor for canceling the noise generated from the sensor on the VLSI platform. This project is designed in the VHDL language.

45). Fuzzy Type PID Controller with VHDL for Transportation Application of OSI

The aim of this project is to design a smart anti-collision system for vehicles using Fuzzy logic on the VLSI platform. This project uses a PDI type controller with a cruise system to prevent accidents in vehicles. A fuzzy algorithm is developed using VHDL.

46). Design of Control Area Network Protocol on VLSI

The aim of this project is to design an Eight A to Eleven type modulation technique for a CAN protocol on the VLSI platform. This modulation technique overcomes the drawback of the conventional Software Bit Stuffing type technique. Software code in this project is written in VHDL.

47). Design of DMA Controller for AMBA Type Bus For IP Core

The aim of this project is to design a smart DMA controller for SOC based satellite applications using the VLSI platform. This project designs a DMA controller for satellite using VHDL code for faster and noise free communication.

48). Enhanced Precision Stepper Type Motor Controller Implementation on FPGA

The aim of this project is to design a controller for the stepper motor on the VLSI platform. The stepper motor on FPGA in this project is controlled on programming PWM technique using VHDL software language.

49). Modeling and Design of I2C Type Bus Controller

The aim of this is to mode the I2C bus on a VLSI software platform. Here in this project I2C wok on master and slave architecture. Where code is written in VHDL language to control master and slave.

50). Design of CPLD Type Solar Based Power Saving System

The aim of this project is to design a CPLD for street lights using solar energy and VLSI technology. In this project Complex, Programmable Logic Device (CPLD) traps sufficient solar energy and chargers the battery, and turns on the street light during night time.

51). Design of Digital Space Vector on PWM Three Phase Based Voltage Source Inverter on FPGA

The aim of this project is to design and implement code for a smart voltage type source inverter (VSI) using VLSI technology. Components used in this project are FPGA, VSI, DSVPWM controller of 3 phase, and motor driver. This project is designed using the VHDL software language.

52). Design of Performance-Based Evaluation for Complex Type Multiplier with Advance Algorithm

The aim of this project is to design a system for evaluating complex mathematic Vedic multiplier operations using the VLSI platform. In this project, a 4 bit type multiplication using both Vedic and booth algorithms are simulated in the VHDL language.

53). A Highly linear Type CMOS Gm-C Low Pass Filter in Mobile Communication

The aim of this project is to design an operational transconductance type amplifier (OTA) of the Butterworth filter. The advantage of this project is it provides a medium free communication receiver.

54). Design of High Throughput Based DCT Core Design with Efficient Computation Mechanism

The aim of this project is to design an efficient hardware for image compression type application using Discrete type cosine transform based algorithm on VLSI technology. Components used in this project are FPGA, image processor, image processor, and software coded in VHDL.

55). Design of Low Power Based QVCO with Adiabatic Logic

The aim of this project is to design a control system for minimizing power factor in quadrature based voltage type controlled oscillator using Adiabatic logic on the VLSI platform. Components used in this project are CMOS machine with 0.18 radio frequency, QVCO, FPGA, and program coded in VHDL.

56). Design of Low Power Type Adaptive Viterbi Decoder Design with Trellis Type Coded Modulation

The aim of this project is to design and implement a system to minimize corruption of data during data communication in channels that use modulation techniques using the Viterbi decoder algorithm and VLSI platform for trellis coded modulation.

57). Enhancement of the Orthogonal Based Code Convolution Capabilities on FPGA Implementation

The aim of this project is to design an error type detection system for data communication using VLSI technology. It uses FPGA for executing OCC in the VHDL programming language. This project overcomes limitations of 16 bit and 8 bit orthogonal type code.

58). Design of Non-Volatile Type Memory Based On Improved Writing Circuit using STT-MRAM Technique

The aim of this project is to design and implement spin based transfer torque with a Magnetic class of flip flop for non volatile memory such as STT- MRAM using VLSI technology. This project minimizes area occupied and power consumption compared to SRAM.

59). Address Remapping Technique using Arithmetic Functions and ROM Based Approximation Approaches

The aim of this project is to design a system for speed ROM access using VLSI technology. This can be possible by non uniformly partitioning and minimizing ROM size and later used for remapping. The code for this project is written in VHDL.

60). Design of Flip-Flops for Enhanced Performance VLSI Based Applications with Deep Submicron CMOS Technology

The aim of this project is to design an optimized power and high speed system for digital communication and components applications such as buffers and microprocessors. This project uses flip flops such as TSPC, C2CMOS, DET, and SET.

61). Design of Low Power Based H.264 Video Compression Type Architecture for Mobile Communication

The aim of this project is to design an optimized system for minimizing access to memory and cost of computation of variable type block size motion estimation (VBSME) through pixel truncation with maintain good picture quality and minimizing power consumption.

62). Design of Improved Scan Technique in Low Power Scan Testing

The aim of this project is to design an architecture for capturing the shift response of a flip flop using VLSI technology in less power. This project mainly focuses on capture and peak test power.

63). Design of Space-Based Exploration Field Type Programmable Counter

The aim of this project is to design a smart exploration system in terms of area for the FPGA controller. This project is programmed in VHDL and executed on Altera Stratix II FPGA Architecture. This project minimizes in terms of optimizing area for each component on FPGA.

64). Design of Power Gating Implementation for Noise Filtration with Body Tied Triple Well Structure

The aim of this project is to design a chip of 65 nm for removing disturbances with object tied structure in triple well using power type grating technique. The quality obtained from this project is 95 percent noise-free.

65). VHDL Based Universal Asynchronous Receiver Transmitter (UART)

The aim of this project is to design UART in VLSI technology for detecting errors and activating baud generation. This project detects errors in terms of overflow, stop, break, and parity error.

66). Design of 3GPP Based LTE Advance Turbo Encoder and Turbo Decoder with ASIC Implementation

The aim of this project is to design efficient architecture for 3GPP LTE of the Advance Turbo version of encoder and decoder on the VLSI platform. This architecture is implemented with a convolution type interleaved programmed in VHDL.

67). Design of Low Power Based Multiplier with Compound Constant Delay Logic Style

The aim of this project is to design a comparator system with an optimized power factor using VLSI technology. Designed systems facilitate comparison results between various multipliers such as Baugh Wooley, Wallace tree, and array . It is programmed in VHDL.

68). Design of Flash-Based ADC using Improved Comparator Scheme

The aim of this project is to overcome the drawback of power consumption in a traditional comparator. This project designs flash type ADC on the VLSI platform using a combination of MUX, comparator, and ladder resistor network.

69). Enhanced Performance-Based Flash Storage Type System Based on Virtual Memory and Write Buffer

The aim of this project is to improve the performance of flash storage while performing read and write operations. This project is written in VHDL code.

70). An Effective Type Leading Zero Anticipation for High Speed Floating Point Addition and Subtraction

The aim of this project is to design a Leading Zero Anticipation logic on the VLSI platform for providing enhance the speed of a floating-point subtraction and addition operation and addition operation. This project is used in DSP, CISC , RISC, and other microprocessor applications.

71). FPGA Based Implementation of an LFSR for Pseudorandom Pattern Generator for MEMS Testing

The aim of this project is to design an LFSR type pseudorandom type pattern generator using a mixed type mode bade modeling technique in a modular fashion in VLSI technology. This project programs code in VHDL and executes on FPGA.

72). Power Optimization of Linear Based Feedback Shift Register (LFSR) for Minimum Power BIST Implemented in HDL

The aim of this project is to design an LFSR for a Built-in self-test application, using the VLSI platform. The advantage of this project is it minimizes the amount of power consumed. This project is programmed using the VHDL language.

73). Design of FM Radio Receiver on Digital Type Demodulation

The aim of this project is to design a frequency modulation receiver using VLSI technology. This receiver is designed using a phase lock loop process, programmed in VHDL, and executed on an FPGA.

74). Implementation of Enhanced Speed Pipeline Based VLSI Architectures

The aim of this project is to efficient architecture that computes one and two dimensions discrete type wavelets using VLSI. This project benefits in terms of reducing speed, frequency of operation, and clock cycles.

75). Design of Phase, Frequency Detector, and Charge Pump for Enhanced Frequency PLL

The aim of this project is to design a charger and frequency type detector on VLSI technology. This project designs the detector and pump using the CMOS process used to enhance speed and less power consumed low jitter type applications.

76). Design of Cache Type Memory using Cache Based Controller on VHDL

The cache is a computer memory used for temporary storage and provides fast memory access. The aim of this project is to design a controller and detector system for tracking and identifying missed cache using the VLSI platform. This project is programmed using VHDL.

77). Design for Prepaid Based Electricity Billing System using SOC

The aim of this project is to design a smart electric power bill generator using the VLSI platform. This project is mainly implemented on ASIC and simulated in VHDL. This system automatically tracks the power consumed and generates bills per Watt’s consumption.

78). Enhanced Speed Network Based Devices Employed with SRL16 Reconfigurable Content Addressable Memory (RCAM)

The aim of this project is to design an SRL 16 type content based CAM unit using VLSI technology on FPGA. The advantage of this project is it overcomes the drawback of traditional type CAM providing enhance concurrent and speed data search capability.

79). Design of IP-SRAM Based Architecture for Deep Submicron on CMOS Technology

The aim of this project is to design an SRAM amalgamated with IP-SRAM architecture of 180nm technology using the VLSI platform. The advantage of this system is it minimizes the power consumed by integrated components in the circuit.

80). Design of Glitch free NAND based Digitally Controlled Delay Line for Spread Spectrum Clock Generator

Aim of this project is to overcome the drawback of NAND gate which regularly faces glitch issue during operation by using digital control delay line for spread type spectrum of clock based generator on VLSI platform.

81). Design of Performance Analysis of Different Bit Carry Look Ahead Adder using VHDL Environment

The aim of this project is to develop, test, and execute various carry look type ahead adders using the VLSI platform. In this project, the CLA used are 4-bit, 8-bit and 16-bit adders programmed in VHDL and simulated on Modelsim.

82). Design of Enhanced speed VLSI Implementation for 256-bit Parallel Prefix Type Adders

The aim of this project is to design and implement 256 bit based parallel type prefix adders using the VLSI platform. This adder is programmed in VHDL and executed on Spartan FPGA.

83). Design of Data Link Layer of OSI with Wi-Fi MAC Protocols

The aim of this project is to design a Wi-Fi device of IEEE 802.11 using VLSI technology. This device is programmed in VHDL and is employed for connecting various wireless communication devices such as laptops, computers , and mobile phones.

84). Implementation of Overlap Type Logic Cell with Power Analysis Feature

The aim of this project is to over the static power factor limitation of CMOS by employing a clock type overlap logic using the VLSI platform. This project designs both static and dynamic type edge type triggered overlap based logic flip-flip.

85). 3D Technology-Based Lifting of Discrete Wavelet Transform (DWT)

86). design of enhance speed for hardware efficient 4-bit sfq type multiplier, 87). multi-channel uart using fpga.

The aim of this project is to simplify the complexity of modern communication digital systems using VLSI technology. This project executes asynchronous type FIFO processes on FPGA. This project benefits in terms of reducing the synchronization based errors.

88). Satellite Signal Detection Design on Spartan3 FPGA Image Processing Kit

The aim of this project is to design a smart system for tracking maximum satellite signals using VLSI technology. This system aligns the satellite in the direction of obstacle fee direction and traps the maximum signal to its receiving antenna. It uses Spartan3an FPGA.

89). Design of Image Fusion System using FPGA

The aim of this project is to design a smart image fusion system for X-rays using VLSI and Matlab technology. This system considers the original image and is translates the image into pixel form using Matlab. Xilinx is used for obtaining fused type images.

90). VGA Based Ball Interface using FPGA For Image Processing

The aim of this project is to design a VGA based monitor control hardware using VLSI technology. in this system program for monitoring the bouncing ball is written in VHDL and executed on Spartan3 FPGA, once the system is activated the ball glows with specified different colors.

91). Hardware Acceleration Based Local Sensitivity Hashing for Genome Assembly

The aim of this project is to enhance the technique of easily identifying DNA in the medical industry using VLSI technology. This project considers DNA from living organisms and fragments into smaller portions and detects the DNA sequencing pattern quickly produces DNA blueprint.

92). Hardware-Based Implementation of a Video Type Processing Superblock Accelerator on FPGA

The aim of this project is to design a smart video processing system that considers data in form of raw video and processes each received unit using VLSI technology. This project uses alpha based blending technique.

93). DNA Memory Enhancement using Signal Processing

Aim of this project is to design a smart memory system that stores vast details of DNA in database using VLSI technology. This project benefits in terms of allowing the concerned research team members in reviewing the specific DNA details with one click.

94). Identifying of Hardware Trojan Horses

Trojans are Malwares that reside inside a system to corrupt system and prevent user from accessing and allow online thief to gain access to computer remotely. The aim of this project is to identify the installed Malware such as Trojans on a computer or a laptop system using VLSI technology.

95). Router Based Architecture for Junction Based Source Routing

The aim of this project is to design a smart router that bridges routing sources using the VLSI platform. Programming for the router is written in VHDL and executed on Altera based FPGA. The advantage of this project is it minimizes the delay factor and works efficiently.

Advantages of VLSI

The advantages of VLSI projects include the following.

1). Cost-effective 2). Improves circuit performance 3). Occupies less space 4). Minimizes time delay 5). Works efficiently.

Disadvantages of VLSI

The disadvantages of VLSI projects include the following.

1). Design complexity 2). Advance fabrication techniques required 3). Minimum availability of VLSI skilled engineers 4). Glitches in one component may affect other interface components.

Applications of VLSI

The application of the VLSI projects includes the following.

1). Microprocessors 2). Washing machines 3). Biometric systems 4). E-bikes 5). Mobile phones 6). Laptops, etc.

Few of the Other VLSI Project Ideas Are

1). Design of Comparator for High Speed on VLSI platform 2). VLSI based Converter design for Binary Code to Grey Code 3). Design of Digital Type Filter 4). Clock Based Gating System on VLSI 5). Design of Vedic Type Multiplier 6). CMOS Based FF Design using VLSI 7). Design of Parallel Type Processor Architecture on VLSI 8). Design of Full Adder on VLSI 9). Designing of Dynamic Type RAM using VLSI 10). Design of SRAM Based Layout on VLSI

VLSI Projects using MATLAB & Xilinx Software

The list of VLSI Projects based on MATLAB and VLSI Projects using Xilinx includes the following.

1). Designing of CDMA Based Modem & Analysis using MATLAB 2). Designing of FIR Type Filter with VHDL on MATLAB and Spartan 3 3). Designing of ModelSim & Matlab for Automotive Engineering 4). Designing Ripple Carry type Adder & Carry Skip type Adder using Xilinx 5). Designing of 32-bit Floating type Point Arithmetic Unit referring 6). Designing of Floating-Point on ALU 7). Designing of 32-bit type RISC Processor 8). Designing of Convolution Capabilities for Orthogonal Type Code 9). Design of Vending Based Machine (VM) on Xilinx and Verilog 10). Design of Parallel Prefix Adders of 256-bit using Xilinx

IEEE Projects

Following is the list of IEEE VLSI Projects.

1). VLSI Using Wireless Type Home Based Automation System via Bluetooth 2). Designing of VLSI based Architecture for Filtering of Impulse Type Noise from an Image 3). Design of Architecture for a Processor Inside A Memory Employed with Multimedia Compression Technique 4). Design Temperature Monitoring System with Cloud & IoT Platform 5). Design of OFDM Type System using IFF transform and FF Transform method 6). Design of Hamming Type Code & Implementing in Verilog 7). Design of VHDL type Finger Print Recognition aided Gabor Filter 8). Arithmetic Type Functions For Remapping with ROM Memory Based on Approximation Approaches 9). Design of FFT type Architectures using Feedforward Type Pipelined of Radix-2k 10). Design of Flip-Flops on CMOS Technology for Enhance Performance-Based VLSI Applications

Real-Time Projects

Following is the list of other real-time VLSI-based projects using VHDL code for electronics students.

1). Pragmatic Type SRAM Row Based Cache integration using Heterogeneous Based three dimensional Architecture using DRAM with TSV 2). Design of BIST for Identifying Delay and Faults in an Cluster type Field Programmable Gate Arrays 3). ASIC Design for Complex type Multiplier 4). Implementation of a Minimal Cost VLSI based filter out Impulse Noise System 5). FPGA with Space Type Vector-Based PWM Control Integrated Circuit For 3 Phase Induction type Motor Drive 6). CORDIC Algorithm and Auto Correlator implementation for OFDM type WLAN using VLSI 7). Automatic Road Based Extraction Using enhance Resolution For Satellite Quality Images 8). Design of Image-Based Segmentation Procedure with Gabor Filter for Identifying Disease in VHDL 9). Design Architecture of Minimal Complexity Turbo Based Decoder for Power-Efficient Wireless Type Sensor Networks 10). Design of enhanced Orthogonal Based Code Convolution Function on FPGA

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Introduction:

In the competitive landscape of electrical engineering, especially in the field of Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI), landing the right job opportunity often depends on how effectively you market yourself. While traditional methods like networking and submitting resumes are crucial, in today's digital age, your online presence matters just as much, if not more. And at the forefront of this digital presence is LinkedIn.

LinkedIn isn't just a platform for connecting with colleagues and showcasing your resume; it's a powerful tool for attracting job opportunities. With the right optimization strategies, you can significantly increase your chances of receiving VLSI interview calls. So, if you're an electrical engineer aiming to dive into the VLSI domain or looking for new opportunities, here's how you can leverage LinkedIn to your advantage:

Craft a Compelling Headline:

Your LinkedIn headline serves as a snapshot of your professional identity. Instead of settling for a generic job title, leverage this prime real estate to highlight your specialization in VLSI. By explicitly stating your expertise, you immediately capture the attention of recruiters searching for candidates with VLSI skills. A compelling headline, such as "Electrical Engineer Specializing in VLSI Design ," not only communicates your area of expertise but also demonstrates your commitment to and passion for VLSI technology. Remember to keep it concise yet impactful, ensuring that it resonates with recruiters seeking VLSI talent. For more tips, refer to our LinkedIn optimization guide for electrical engineer s. Enhancing your profile with this LinkedIn optimization guide for electrical engineers will help you stand ou

Optimize Your Summary:

Your LinkedIn summary is your opportunity to tell your professional story and convey why you're a perfect fit for VLSI roles. Begin by succinctly outlining your background in electrical engineering, emphasizing any relevant coursework, internships, or projects related to VLSI. Then, showcase your key strengths and accomplishments in the field, highlighting specific contributions and innovations. Incorporate relevant keywords related to VLSI to improve your profile's visibility in search results. Effective LinkedIn profile optimization for VLSI interview calls involves striking a balance between professionalism and personality, allowing your passion for VLSI to shine through while maintaining a polished tone. An optimized summary not only piques recruiters' interest but also sets the stage for further exploration of your profile and ultimately increases your chances of receiving VLSI interview calls. By focusing on LinkedIn profile optimization for VLSI interview calls , you can create a compelling narrative that attracts the attention of top recruiters in the field.

Showcase VLSI Projects and Experience:

In the competitive landscape of VLSI, practical experience speaks volumes. Utilize the experience section of your LinkedIn profile to highlight your involvement in VLSI projects, whether it's designing integrated circuits, optimizing chip architectures, or implementing FPGA solutions. Be specific about your contributions, detailing the technologies you worked with and the impact of your work. For example, mention if you successfully reduced power consumption in a chip design or improved performance through innovative optimizations. Quantify your achievements whenever possible, such as specifying the number of gates in a design or the percentage improvement in circuit efficiency. Additionally, include any relevant internships, co-op programs, or research projects that demonstrate your hands-on experience in VLSI. By showcasing tangible examples of your VLSI expertise, you provide recruiters with concrete evidence of your skills and suitability for VLSI roles.

Highlight Technical Skills:

VLSI is a highly technical field that requires proficiency in various design tools, programming languages, and methodologies. Create a dedicated skills section on your LinkedIn profile and list all the technical skills relevant to VLSI that you possess. This could include expertise in design software like Cadence Virtuoso or Synopsys Design Compiler, proficiency in hardware description languages such as Verilog or VHDL, and familiarity with FPGA or ASIC design flows. Arrange your skills in order of proficiency, placing the most relevant ones related to VLSI at the top. Encourage endorsements from connections to validate your skills and expertise in VLSI. Additionally, consider obtaining certifications or completing online courses in VLSI-related topics to further enhance your skill set and credibility. By prominently showcasing your technical prowess in VLSI, you increase your visibility to recruiters and improve your chances of being shortlisted for VLSI interview opportunities.

Get Recommendations:

In the world of VLSI, where precision and expertise are paramount, recommendations from colleagues, supervisors, or clients can significantly bolster your credibility. Request recommendations from individuals who can speak to your proficiency in VLSI design, your problem-solving abilities, and your collaborative nature. Ideally, these recommendations should highlight specific projects or achievements where your contributions were instrumental. For example, a recommendation could emphasize your role in optimizing a complex chip design or your ability to troubleshoot and debug intricate circuitry. When reaching out for recommendations, provide context by reminding the recommender of the projects you worked on together and the impact of your collaboration. Displaying these recommendations prominently on your LinkedIn profile adds depth to your professional narrative and reinforces your suitability for VLSI roles. Recruiters are more likely to trust the endorsements of your skills and abilities when they come from credible sources within the VLSI community.

Engage with VLSI Content:

LinkedIn is not just a platform for showcasing your own achievements; it's also a hub for industry discussions and knowledge sharing. Actively engage with VLSI-related content by liking, commenting, and sharing posts from industry experts, thought leaders, and companies in the field. Share your insights, ask thoughtful questions, and contribute valuable information to discussions.

By consistently engaging with VLSI content, you demonstrate your passion for the field and your willingness to stay informed about industry trends and advancements. This proactive approach not only helps you build a reputation as a knowledgeable professional but also increases your visibility to recruiters and potential employers who monitor industry discussions on LinkedIn.

Network Strategically:

Building a strong network of connections within the VLSI industry is crucial for expanding your career opportunities. To enhance your LinkedIn profile optimization of electrical engineer , identify professionals working in VLSI-related roles, including engineers, recruiters, managers, and industry influencers, and connect with them on LinkedIn. Personalize your connection requests by mentioning mutual interests or shared connections, and explain why you'd like to connect. This strategy not only boosts your linkedin profile optimization of electrical engineer but also opens doors to valuable career opportunities.

Strategic networking goes beyond simply accumulating connections; it involves nurturing relationships and actively engaging with your network. Participate in industry groups, attend virtual events and webinars, and reach out to connections for informational interviews or mentorship opportunities. Building genuine relationships with professionals in the VLSI community can lead to valuable referrals, job opportunities, and insights into the industry.

Regularly Update Your Profile:

Your LinkedIn profile is not a static document; it should evolve with your career progression and achievements. Regularly update your profile with new skills, experiences, projects, certifications, and accomplishments relevant to VLSI. Share updates about your career milestones, such as completing a VLSI-related course , publishing a research paper, or speaking at a conference.

Keeping your profile up to date not only ensures that recruiters and potential employers have access to your latest information but also signals to them that you are actively engaged in your professional development. An updated profile demonstrates your commitment to excellence in the VLSI field and increases your visibility in LinkedIn searches conducted by recruiters seeking candidates with your skills and expertise.

Utilize Multimedia:

Incorporating multimedia elements into your LinkedIn profile can significantly enhance its appeal. For VLSI professionals, this could include uploading project presentations, sharing links to published papers or articles, or even creating short videos demonstrating your expertise in chip design or optimization techniques. Multimedia content provides recruiters with a richer, more dynamic insight into your capabilities, setting you apart from other candidates who rely solely on text-based descriptions.

Be Professional and Personable:

Finding the right balance between professionalism and personability is crucial on LinkedIn. While it's essential to maintain a polished and professional image, don't be afraid to inject some personality into your profile. Share anecdotes or insights related to your VLSI journey, engage authentically with others in your network, and demonstrate genuine enthusiasm for the field. Building rapport with recruiters and industry professionals on a personal level can foster stronger connections and increase the likelihood of receiving VLSI interview calls.

Conclusion:

Optimizing your LinkedIn profile for VLSI interview calls requires a strategic approach focused on showcasing your relevant skills, experience, and expertise. By implementing the tips outlined above and actively engaging with the VLSI community on LinkedIn, you can significantly enhance your visibility and attract more opportunities in the exciting field of Very Large Scale Integration. So, what are you waiting for? Start optimizing your LinkedIn profile today and pave the way for your next VLSI adventure!

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