Mastering Digital VLSI, ASIC and Verilog Interview Questions

Mastering Digital VLSI, ASIC and Verilog Interview Questions, available at $24.99, has an average rating of 4.64, with 35 lectures, based on 223 reviews, and has 1640 subscribers.

You will learn about Access to the best and hand picked ASIC/Digital Design Interview Questions Prepare the audience in a well rounded manner such that the candidate is extremely confident going into the interviews Detailed explanation of the tricks used to analyze and solve the complex Logic Design Questions which can be applied across many other similar problems Multiple ways of designing circuits with pros and cons of each to make a lasting impression on the Interviewers This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is for students who want to thoroughly prepare for upcoming ASIC/Digital Design interviews at Tech companies and ACE these interviews!!! It is particularly useful for This course is for students who want to thoroughly prepare for upcoming ASIC/Digital Design interviews at Tech companies and ACE these interviews!!!.

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Title: Mastering Digital VLSI, ASIC and Verilog Interview Questions

Price: $24.99

Average Rating: 4.64

Number of Lectures: 35

Number of Published Lectures: 34

Number of Curriculum Items: 35

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 34

Original Price: $24.99

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What You Will Learn

Access to the best and hand picked ASIC/Digital Design Interview Questions
Prepare the audience in a well rounded manner such that the candidate is extremely confident going into the interviews
Detailed explanation of the tricks used to analyze and solve the complex Logic Design Questions which can be applied across many other similar problems
Multiple ways of designing circuits with pros and cons of each to make a lasting impression on the Interviewers

Who Should Attend

This course is for students who want to thoroughly prepare for upcoming ASIC/Digital Design interviews at Tech companies and ACE these interviews!!!

Target Audiences

This course is for students who want to thoroughly prepare for upcoming ASIC/Digital Design interviews at Tech companies and ACE these interviews!!!

Do you want access to all the questions that are asked at the Big Tech Companies? Do you want to feel supremely confident going into the interview process? Do you want to ACE all the interviews and get the best possible offer(s)?

If your answer to any of these questions is “YES”, then this course if for YOU!

This course will expose you to a lot of Digital VLSI logic, design and architectural problems. This course will not only prepare you but also enhance your thought process when it comes to applying your knowledge to solve real world problems in the ASIC/ Digital Design world. Lot of System Verilog coding techniques which will help you understand how to use parameters and write RTL for scalability and reconfigurability which will help students differentiate themselves from competing candidates.

The questions in this course will cover Microarchitecture, Design techniques, RTL coding, Power gating, Synthesis, UPF Flow, DFT, ECOs while keeping scaling and modular design in mind. It takes years in the industry to develop these design techniques and mindset.

Lastly, the course will continue to evolve on a weekly basis. New lectures with latest questions and solutions will be added every week to help you keep up with the questions at the Big Tech companies.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: How The Course Will Evolve

Chapter 2: ASIC Design Concepts

Lecture 1: Async Vs. Sync Resets

Lecture 2: Do Async Resets Need Synchronization To Local Clk?

Lecture 3: What Is The Difference Between AHB & AXI

Lecture 4: What Happens If Blocking Assignments Are Used For Sequential Logic?

Lecture 5: How To Choose Between "Case" And "If-else" Statements?

Chapter 3: Logic Design Questions

Lecture 1: Design INV, AND & OR Gate Using 2:1 Mux

Lecture 2: Convert A D-FF Into A Toggle Flip Flop

Lecture 3: Design A Ckt To Delay The Falling Edge Of The Pulse By 2 Clock Cycles

Lecture 4: Design A "Transitions" Circuit

Lecture 5: Design A Leading ‘1’ Detector Ckt For 8-bit Input Bus

Lecture 6: Design A Divide-by-3 Clk

Lecture 7: Design A Divide-by-3 Clk With 50% Duty Cycle

Lecture 8: Implement A 8-Bit Skip-By-3 Counter

Lecture 9: Design A Divide-by-2/3 Clk Circuit

Lecture 10: How To Fix Timing Violation Caused By A Very Late Signal?

Lecture 11: Calculate The FIFO Depth? (Burst Size Case)

Lecture 12: Calculate The FIFO Depth?

Lecture 13: Design A MinMax4 With MinMax2 Components

Lecture 14: Design A MinMax6 Circuit (Bonus Question)

Lecture 15: Design A Circuit With Minimum Logic?

Lecture 16: How Will You Exchange The Contents Of "X" And "Y"?

Lecture 17: Binary Or Gray: Which N-bit Counter Consumes More Power?

Lecture 18: Design A Ckt To Count The Number of 1's In A 7-bit Vector?

Lecture 19: Design A Ckt To Count The Number of 1's In A Bus

Lecture 20: Design A Random Delay Circuit Detector

Lecture 21: How Many Pattern Are Required To Detect A Wiring Mismatch?

Lecture 22: Implement A Fibonacci Sequence In System Verilog

Lecture 23: Design A Ckt To Count Rising Edges

Lecture 24: Design A Circuit To Count Rising And Falling Edges

Lecture 25: Design A Ckt To Detect Pattern 10110

Lecture 26: Clock Domain Crossing Implementation Gotcha-1

Lecture 27: How To Add A Soft Reset To DFF

Instructors

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