Cardinal NIC and Chip Multiprocessor
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Cardinal NIC and Chip Multiprocessor
This repository contains all major projects completed as part of the EECS 4612: Digital VLSI Design course at York University. The projects showcase the complete ASIC design flow — from RTL design to GDSII layout — using industry-grade tools like Cadence Genus, Innovus, and Virtuoso.
DLX microprocessor described in VHDL for the Microelectronic Systems course @ Politecnico di Torino
This repository presents a complete RTL-to-GDSII ASIC implementation of the PicoRV32 RISC-V processor using the Skywater 130nm (Sky130) open-source PDK. The project demonstrates an industry-standard VLSI backend flow using Cadence EDA tools, covering synthesis, placement, routing, verification, and GDSII generation.
An application using Cadence IC Package
This repository is about the main project of the course "VLSI System Design". This course is part of my undergraduate studies on University of Thessally - ECE Department located in Volos, Greece.
ASIC design flow implementation for digital circuits, RTL simulation to physical design using Cadence tools.
Detailed routed RT01 and other testcases with Innovus NanoRoute; includes RT01 random blockages. Example routes include CLK paths avoiding all blockages and connecting all DFF pins. All modules are designed with the GSCLK45nm standard cell library. Note that NanoRoute is typically used for routing std cell placements; in this case, custom top-level
Simulation, Logical and Physical Syntesis of the RISC-V Steel Core using Cadence EDA tools.
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