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    ELT 311 VLSI Technology

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    This document outlines the course objectives, credit hours, prerequisites, course outline, textbooks, and laboratory experiments for the ELT-311 VLSI Technology course offered by the Department of Technology at Sarhad University of Science & Information Technology in Peshawar, Pakistan. The course aims to enable students to understand principles of integrated circuit technology, CMOS process steps, logic design approaches, and future integrated circuit processing. Topics covered include transistor topology, CMOS fabrication, logic gate design, system design approaches, layout techniques, and SPICE simulation. Students will complete a mini project and laboratory experiments involving device modeling and circuit design simulations.

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    This document outlines the course objectives, credit hours, prerequisites, course outline, textbooks, and laboratory experiments for the ELT-311 VLSI Technology course offered by the Department of Technology at Sarhad University of Science & Information Technology in Peshawar, Pakistan. The course aims to enable students to understand principles of integrated circuit technology, CMOS process steps, logic design approaches, and future integrated circuit processing. Topics covered include transistor topology, CMOS fabrication, logic gate design, system design approaches, layout techniques, and SPICE simulation. Students will complete a mini project and laboratory experiments involving device modeling and circuit design simulations.

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    ELT 311 VLSI Technology

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    This document outlines the course objectives, credit hours, prerequisites, course outline, textbooks, and laboratory experiments for the ELT-311 VLSI Technology course offered by the Department of Technology at Sarhad University of Science & Information Technology in Peshawar, Pakistan. The course aims to enable students to understand principles of integrated circuit technology, CMOS process steps, logic design approaches, and future integrated circuit processing. Topics covered include transistor topology, CMOS fabrication, logic gate design, system design approaches, layout techniques, and SPICE simulation. Students will complete a mini project and laboratory experiments involving device modeling and circuit design simulations.

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    Sarhad University of Science & Information Technology, Peshawar

    Department of Technology
    ELT-311 VLSI Technology

    Course 1. To enable students to understand principles and working of single and three phase AC
    Objectives: machines

    Credit Hours: (2+2)


    Prerequisite: Electrical Machines I
    Course Outline: Integrated Circuit Technology; Transistor Topology, Transistor Equations, CMOS Process
    Steps, Fabrication, Yield, Design Rules for Custom Layout. CMOS Logic Design;
    Complex Gates, Pseudo NMOS, Dynamic Logic, Dynamic Cascaded Logic, Domino
    Logic, 2 And 4 Phase Logic, Pass Transistor Logic. Approaches To System Design;
    Control And Timing, Synchronous And Asynchronous , Self-Timed Systems, Multiphase
    Clocks, Register To Register Transfer, Examples Of ALU, Shifters And Registers , Design
    Implementation; Layout, Hand Layout, Graphical Layout , Low Level Language, Design
    Rule Checking, Stick Diagrams, Placement Of Cells, Simulation Of Design, Function
    Generation From Masks, Test Pattern Generation , High Level Languages, Structured
    Design Methodology For VLSI , Hierarchical Design Techniques And Examples. Digital
    and Analogue Architectures, Serial Addition, Bit-Serial Multipliers, Systolic Arrays,
    Analogue Voltage Dividers, Current Mirrors, Differential Amplifiers, Wide Range
    Amplifiers, Future Integrated Circuit Processing; Effects of Scaling Circuit Dimensions,
    Physical Limits to Device Fabrication.

    Textbook: 1. Haykin, S. Thomas, “Elements of Information Theory,”2001, John Wiley & Sons,
    ISBN:978-0471241959.
    2. N. Weste“Principles of CMOS VLSI Design: A Systems Perspective,”2 nd
    Edition,2000, K. Eshraghian Addison Waseley,
    ISBN: 978-0201082227.
    3. Sabih H. Gerez“Algorithms for VLSI Design Automation,”1 st Edition,1988, John
    Wiley & Sons
    ISBN: 978-0471984894.
    4. M. Sarrafzadeh and C.K.Wong“An Introduction to VLSI physical Design,”1996, ,
    McGraw Hill.
    ISBN: 978-0070571945.
    Other Books:  Nil

    Laboratory 1. Introduction to SPICE


    Experiments:
    2. Overview of Device Simulation using SPICE
    3. Diode Modelling and Simulation
    4. BJT Modelling and Simulation
    5. BJT Noise Model
    6. MOSFET Modelling and Simulation
    7. Gate Realization using MOS devices
    8. A Simple 4-bit ALU design and analysis
    9. Mini Project

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