Introduction

[@surajnayak618]

Thank you so much your teaching style is awesome. Everyone can easily understood

[@shaun1165]

Had to review my notebook for some basic layout rules and how they make sense structurally. Great start!

[@Narennmallya]

Thank you Dr. Indranil Sengupta. You clearly explain concepts from scratch and take lot of efforts while conducting your lecture

[@nityanand_]

I didn't realised its 5yrold vid until i saw 14nm. :(

[@Narennmallya]

@@nityanand_ true that.. now i believe it is in 2nm- technology rite

[@nityanand_]

@@Narennmallya not sure about on which node are they on R&D, but i saw 5nm being available for use to vendors

[@abhishekshankar1136]

@@nityanand_ lol, tsmc has now begun manufacturing of 1.4nm
how time flies ..

[@rameshchinthala4283]

Thank you Prof. Indranil Sengupta, the lecture is very brief and gave an overall idea of vlsi design flow.

[@yuktajain1190]

very detailed lecture, thank you sir

[@sreenivasulareddy6118]

Thanks a lot for the lectures and really next generation students are to have these lectures...

[@socialogic9777]

This playlist covers PD from floorplan till signoff. Can anyone suggest a lecture series for synthesis and optimization.

[@vivekartist6893]

Check Adi Teman "RTL to GDS" series. Synthesis videos in that series are pretty good.

[@kartikbhat4146]

I also want to know... Someone pls 🙏

[@embeddedenthusiast7121]

Thank you professor

[@KarthikReddy-tkr]

Thank you sir

[@Reddyvinodhkumar]

Nicz explanation thanku sir

[@vesangisaichaitanya7447]

What are the pre-requisites of the course

[@dhananjaykulkarni8361]

10 vi pass hona cahiye😂

[@yadavsomnath6188]

This will definitely solve all confusions coming out of graduation .

[@arafay142000]

Learning FPGA by FPGA made Easy youtube channel. Subscribe to this channel

[@rahulbaraiya2922]

👌👌

[@dadashri]

Subtitles in Gujarati Language is of some other video.

[@janardhanch6552]

sir can we design image processing applications using vlsi circuits?

[@girishgk395]

Yes u can..

[@shendocodm5196]

could you share the slide sir, sorry my english is not good

[@madhumohan8019]

I want learn physical design , how to I approach you sir

[@mahendrareddy123]

You can apply this course in nptel

[@gurramsanjeev4084]

sir may I know which software used for vlsi physical design

[@anweshvarada1503]

cadence virtusa

[@RahulRDev-ix1hh]

@@anweshvarada1503 virtusa is an american it company.its virtuoso not virtusa

[@aerodynamico6427]

The class of software used to design chips is called EDA (Electronic Design Automation), and there are at least a hundred companies in the U.S. offering EDA packages for every need. Two of the most famous are Synopsys and Cadence Design, and the latter has an office and a design team in Bangalore. India does not manufacture modern chips but is fast catching up in chip design.

[@yashaswinikr]

Hi sir
Is there any notes for this

[@yashaswinikr]

@@ankalaharinadh8480 Definitely i will tell bro

[@yashaswinikr]

@@ankalaharinadh8480 are you able to see my reply

[@yashaswinikr]

I replied you so many times but my reply is deleting automatically

[@yashaswinikr]

@@ankalaharinadh8480 Sorry 😔 bro i can't share ☹️

[@got624]

​@@yashaswinikr bro do u have slides and notes of this i am finding transcripts but no slides

[@dyaanaser5897]

can you put slides on description please

[@aerodynamico6427]

There are no slides but transcripts of the lecture are available. Search in Google for "nptel vlsi physical design."

[@maharshisanandyadav]

8th March 2018

[@aerodynamico6427]

What are you trying to say?

[@socialogic9777]

He was here to witness this gem of a course!!!!

[@saidulislamsayem9278]

Thanks 🙏