• Now offering merit based scholarship. Hurry up!
  • Bengaluru | Hyderabad
  • +91 - 97429 72744
Takshila VLSI
  • Takshila
    • About Us
    • Vision
    • Why Join Us
    • Blog
    • Apply as Trainer
  • Courses
    • For Freshers
      • Physical Design
      • ASIC Verification
      • Analog Layout Design
      • Design For Test
      • Analog Circuit Design
      • RTL Coding and FPGA Design
      • Embedded Systems Training
    • For Working Professionals
      • Physical Design-Part Time
      • ASIC Verification-Part Time
      • Analog Layout Design-Part Time
      • Design For Test-Part Time
      • RTL Coding and FPGA Design-Part Time
      • Analog Circuit Design
      • FINFET Layout Design Training
      • UVM Training
      • PERL Scripting
    • Online Courses
      • Physical Design Online
      • ASIC Verification Online
      • Analog Layout Design Online
      • Analog Circuit Design Online
      • Design For Test (DFT) Online
      • RTL Coding and FPGA Design Online
      • UVM Training Online
    • Online Course Videos
    • Free Demo Class
    • 1-Day Free VLSI Training
  • Course Calendar
  • Corporate
  • Placements
  • Contact
  • FAQs
  • Enquire Now.
  • Takshila
    • About Us
    • Vision
    • Why Join Us
    • Blog
    • Apply as Trainer
  • Courses
    • For Freshers
      • Physical Design
      • ASIC Verification
      • Analog Layout Design
      • Design For Test
      • Analog Circuit Design
      • RTL Coding and FPGA Design
      • Embedded Systems Training
    • For Working Professionals
      • Physical Design-Part Time
      • ASIC Verification-Part Time
      • Analog Layout Design-Part Time
      • Design For Test-Part Time
      • RTL Coding and FPGA Design-Part Time
      • Analog Circuit Design
      • FINFET Layout Design Training
      • UVM Training
      • PERL Scripting
    • Online Courses
      • Physical Design Online
      • ASIC Verification Online
      • Analog Layout Design Online
      • Analog Circuit Design Online
      • Design For Test (DFT) Online
      • RTL Coding and FPGA Design Online
      • UVM Training Online
    • Online Course Videos
    • Free Demo Class
    • 1-Day Free VLSI Training
  • Course Calendar
  • Corporate
  • Placements
  • Contact
  • FAQs

Chip Designing in VLSI and Trends

  • June 28, 2019
  • Posted by: Takshila-VLSI
  • Category: Technology
No Comments
Chip Designing in VLSI and Trends

Modern VLSI trends are gradually moving from large to smaller devices. In the past three years, we have seen an exponential increase in the productivity and performance of mobile processors. The IC industry has constantly continued to make devices geometry smaller.

According to Moore’s law, the number of transistors in a chip doubles every 18-24 months. This has continued to drive the scaling down of CMOS technology into Nano sizes. As the level of integration increases, so does the features and performance.

Over the period of 30 years, the semiconductor VLSI industry the industry has continued to change. There is a clear distinction between the companies of years and now. We have seen a lot of changes in the form of performance improvement and size.

The integration density of ICs and the speed have greatly upgraded. The use of one billion transistors ability of a single IC is now possible. However, this also requires a new system configuration and a substantial upgrade of design productivity. There are also major improvements in the area of structural complexities. This is achieved through inventing different design methods and investing more in design works.

According to IRTS, the number of transistors in a chip will continue to rise exponentially. The case is the same for the number of local clock frequencies required for high-performance. This rise is expected to take place over a period of 10 years.
According to IRTS, we should be expecting the following changes in general trends:

  • Greater increase in the number of transistors for processors and DRAM memory features.
  • The lime widths of IC’s will relatively be shrunk to smaller sizes.
  • We will also see some growth in the chip die sizes.
  • Semiconductor fabrication practice will also be met with increased complexity.

Conclusion

There are a lot of new opportunities in VLSI IC’s design today. As technology continues to scale the more the opportunities continue to grow for designers. A clear understanding of the trends gives a clearer roadmap for more efficient and effective chip designing. There are also quite a number of challenges facing the design of complex ICs as well.

Recent posts

VLSI Training Institutes in Bangalore Top 10 VLSI Training Institutes in Bangalore
blog,
Physical Design online in VLSI Online VLSI training institutes in Bangalore
blog,
Top VLSI Institutes in Hyderabad Top 10 VLSI Institutes in Hyderabad
blog,

SEARCH COURSES

Social Network

Takshila VLSI institute is among the top 10 VLSI training institutes in India. At Takshila, we understand the changing demands in the field of VLSI.
Our courses are designed to offer students hands-on experience in industry trends.

Quick links

  • Apply as Trainer
  • Course Calendar
  • Placements
  • Why Takshila VLSI
  • Free Demo
  • FAQs

Useful links

  • Privacy Policy
  • Refund Policy
  • Terms and Conditions

Contact Us

  • Marathahalli, Bengaluru - 560048
  • Madhapur, Hyderabad - 500081
  • +91-9742972744
  • info@takshila-vlsi.com

Social Network

Copyright © 2024. Takshila-VLSI. All Rights Reserved.
  • Home
  • About Us
  • courses
  • Contact Us
Search