Category Archives: ASIC Design
What’s the job of a Physical Design Engineer?
Physical design engineer is a specialized function within chip design that encompasses the intricate process of transforming the abstract hardware logic initially delineated in a high-level Hardware Description Language (HDL) into a tangible configuration of physical logic gates and interconnecting wires. This tangible representation serves as the blueprint for the
Read MoreGreen Mountain Semiconductor Participates in Unveiling of Innovative AI processor
BURLINGTON, VT–Green Mountain Semiconductor, a design house involved in AI-related circuit design initiatives since 2014 and specializing in Custom Analog, Digital, and Mixed Signal Design with a focus on Memory (DRAM, SRAM, and Emerging NVM), has achieved a groundbreaking milestone on behalf of their client by unveiling an innovative ASIC
Read MoreGreen Mountain Semiconductor Inc. awarded a contract from NASA to Pave the Way for Space-Ready Neural Processors
BURLINGTON, VT–Green Mountain Semiconductor Inc. (GMS), a custom circuit design provider, is proud to announce its recent achievement of a Phase I Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) contract. This significant milestone underscores GMS’ commitment to pushing the boundaries of technology in support of space applications. The contract was granted under
Read MoreSondrel is one of the founding members of Arm Total Design
Reading, UK – 17 October 2023. Sondrel (AIM: SND), is pleased to announce that it is one of the founding members of Arm® Total Design, an ecosystem that is committed to bringing Arm Neoverse™ CSS-based designs to market. Arm Neoverse CSS features high-end Arm Neoverse cores that are designed for
Read MoreThe Ultimate Signoff (TapeOut) Checklist
In semiconductor design, “sign-off” during the tape-out (tapeout) of a chip refers to the formal approval process to ensure that the chip design is error-free, meets all specifications, and is ready for manufacturing at the foundry. It is essential because it minimizes the risk of costly errors, ensures compliance with
Read MoreThe Ultimate Guide to RFICs
Radio Frequency Integrated Circuits (RFICs) represent the driving force behind the seamless connectivity and high-speed data transmission in our modern wireless world. These compact yet powerful integrated circuits are designed to operate at radio frequencies, making them essential components in everything from smartphones and Wi-Fi routers to advanced radar systems
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