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Mar 22, 2024

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CONTENTS

1.Introduction : 

1.1  Career Growth in VLSI Industry

1.2  The Future of Semiconductor 

2. VLSI Topics

2.1  Semiconductor Job Portal - Intern & freshers  

2.2  Digital Design for Beginners and Professionals

2.3  Career Growth in VLSI Industry

2.4  The Future of Semiconductor 

2.6  VLSI Industry Update

2,7  List of Semiconductor Companies

2.8  Top 10 VLSI companies

2.9  VLSI Industry Updates

2.10 Engineering Basics

2.11 Open Sourced FREE CAD/EDA VLSI tools 

2.12 List of top 10 companies in Semiconductor - 2021 

2.13 The best top 20 universities for MS in Digital VLSI in USA

2.14 Solution: Verilog HDL A guide to Digital Design and Synthesis - Samir Palnitkar 

2.15 Question Answer on VLSI Semiconductor 


 3. Digital Design:

3.1  Low Power Design Technique

3.7  UPF Example 

3.23 Type of Adders with Verilog Code

3.24 VHDL operator 

3.25 Asynchronous FIFO with Programmable Depth

3.26 Asic Implementation Design Cycle 

3.27  Comparing AMBA AHB to AXI Bus using System Modeling. 

3.28 Difference between I2C or CAN protocol ? 

3.29  Retention Cells - UPF



4. Semiconductor Interface/Bus Protocols

4.4  SPI

4.7  Microwire IP Interface 

6.18 Verilog code for Synchronous FIFO ( First In First Out  )


10.3 Physical Aware Synthesis 


11. Integrated-Circuit Fabrication


12. AHB-AXI Protocol 


13. PCIe Protocol 


14. Solution  :Samir Palnitkar : A Guide to Digital Design and Synthesis 

15. Place holder5


16. DAA


17. Scripting/Others

17.3  GVIM Help


18. Interview Preparation

18.5 Digital Design Interview Question on PCIe express 

 

19. Academic/ Educational Projects with Micro-Architecture and Verilog code

19.4  Microwire IP  


20. Verification


21. Physical Design

21.2 Physical Design - Common Questions  


22. General Question:

22.1  Logical Question

22.2  APTITUDE Question for Interviews


22B . VLSI Quiz 

22B.1  Quiz1 : Digital Design


23. Non-VLSI Topics:

23.8 How to start a academic project 

23.9  Team Leadership Score check 

23.10 Team Leadership Question/Answer

23.11 Being productive while working from home 


24. Salary Around the Globe

24.1 Norway Salary - Average salary for Senior Software Engineer in Norway with 10+ years experience? 

24.2  Sweden Salary - An Average salary in Sweden for IT professional  


25. Job Opportunities in Norway 

25.1  Norway Salary - Average salary for Senior Software Engineer in Norway with 10+ years experience? 

25.2  Is it hard to get a job in Norway, as a foreigner?

25.3  Living cost in Norway , compared with India

 

26. Finland Opportunities in IT Sector

26.1  Moving to Finland from India , is it worth ?

27. Funny Posts ( non technical )

27.1 40+ Photos That Evoke a Lot of Curious Questions and Can’t Be Explained


May 16, 2016

.lib to/from .db conversion




If you are working in DC then all library files will be in .db format , this format is nit readable by humans.
You need to convert .db file to .lib file. For that you need library compiler and license for it.

Below are the commands used to get .lib file.

Both dc_shell (Design Compiler) and Library Compiler (lc_shell)
can do this translation.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------
lc_shell> read_lib ...
lc_shell> write_lib ...


Use "read_lib", then "write_lib", of course you need a library compiler license.
You CAN NOT use those commands from DC if you
dont have a library compiler license.

Convert from .lib to .db -> 
Yes.You can use library_compiler to convert your libary from lib format to db format.
%dc_shell
dc_shell>read_lib ./path/library_file_name.lib(ex: ABCD.lib)
dc_shell>write_lib library_name -f db -o ./path/library_file_name.db