VSD – A complete guide to install open-source EDA tools

VSD – A complete guide to install open-source EDA tools, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.45, with 25 lectures, based on 812 reviews, and has 14185 subscribers.

You will learn about Install open-source tools on their personal laptops or computers Get started with examples and designs showcased in all my other courses This would be the first course to be completed and implemented before taking all other courses Everyone who has already enrolled to my other courses, will be able to overcome the challenge in installing open-source tools This course is ideal for individuals who are Everyone who wants to explore and innovate using open-source EDA tools or Every hobbyists who want to implement their design using open-source EDA tools or Everyone who wants freedom to characterize, analyse, place and route their ideas It is particularly useful for Everyone who wants to explore and innovate using open-source EDA tools or Every hobbyists who want to implement their design using open-source EDA tools or Everyone who wants freedom to characterize, analyse, place and route their ideas.

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Summary

Title: VSD – A complete guide to install open-source EDA tools

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 25

Number of Published Lectures: 25

Number of Curriculum Items: 25

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 25

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Install open-source tools on their personal laptops or computers
Get started with examples and designs showcased in all my other courses
This would be the first course to be completed and implemented before taking all other courses
Everyone who has already enrolled to my other courses, will be able to overcome the challenge in installing open-source tools

Who Should Attend

Everyone who wants to explore and innovate using open-source EDA tools
Every hobbyists who want to implement their design using open-source EDA tools
Everyone who wants freedom to characterize, analyse, place and route their ideas

Target Audiences

Everyone who wants to explore and innovate using open-source EDA tools
Every hobbyists who want to implement their design using open-source EDA tools
Everyone who wants freedom to characterize, analyse, place and route their ideas

This FREE course will enable you and help you overcome the challenges that you face installing open-source tools. Well, I have launched a couple of courses which shows how to use the open-source tools, while this course shows how to install open-source tools. So this course should make you completely unloaded from the burden of how to install open-source tools, since we don everything from scratch.�

Our focus mainly is on open-source EDA tools installation, that briefly covers below tools:

Ngspice – General purpose circuit simulation program for non-linear and linear analyses

Magic – VLSI Layout editor, extraction and DRC tool

Opentimer – Open-source high performance timing analysis tool

eSim – Complex Circuit design, SPICE simulation, analysis and PCB design

Qflow – Tool chain (like Yosys, Graywolf) for complete RTL2GDS flow �

All installation steps including exclusive links for every tool has been captured in this course…

So start your installation right now and design your chip FREE OF COST….

Welcome to a FREE world of IC design……and happy learning!!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction to IC design components

Chapter 2: Steps to install open-source EDA tools on Ubuntu

Lecture 1: Download oracle virtual box and ubuntu

Lecture 2: Configure virtual box to add ubuntu ISO

Lecture 3: Generic steps to start ubuntu installation

Lecture 4: Setup ubuntu, launch terminal and install git

Lecture 5: Clone vsdflow, learn chmod, and install vim

Lecture 6: Understand basic UNIX commands and execute vsdflow

Lecture 7: Observing cmake installation and lock/unlock screen

Lecture 8: Observing yosys, graywolf, qrouter, netgen magic, qflow installation

Lecture 9: Observing openSTA and Opentimer installation with fast-forward edit

Lecture 10: Test opensource EDA tool installation using vsdflow and spi_slave design

Lecture 11: Debug qflow gui error, implement solution and test

Chapter 3: Steps to install open-source EDA tools on CentOS

Lecture 1: Download oracle virtual box and CentOS7

Lecture 2: Configure virtual box to mount and install CentOS

Lecture 3: Setup CentOS, launch terminal, install git and clone vsdflow

Lecture 4: Understand basic CentOS commands for installation and execute vsdflow

Lecture 5: Observing yosys, graywolf, qrouter, netgen, magic, qflow installation

Lecture 6: Strategy and steps to debug error, if any

Lecture 7: Debug graywolf errors and test opensource tool installation using vsdflow

Chapter 4: Back-up Videos for learning individual packages installation

Lecture 1: How to install virtual box?

Lecture 2: How to install ngSpice?

Lecture 3: How to install MAGIC layout editor?

Lecture 4: How to install Opentimer STA tool?

Lecture 5: How to install eSim schematic editor?

Lecture 6: How to install Yosys Synthesis Tool?

Instructors

Kunal Ghosh
Digital and Sign-off expert at VLSI System Design(VSD)

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3 stars: 98 votes
4 stars: 316 votes
5 stars: 383 votes

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