Advanced HotSpot solution https://labpartnering.org/patents/US11671054

36 Hours Left: Let the Story of Two Young Trailblazers Inspire You! With just 36 hours left for our groundbreaking RISC-V workshop registration to close, I wanted to share a brief, heartwarming tale (pic shared below) that I hope will inspire and motivate you. Last year, two young enthusiasts, a 7th and 8th grader, took the leap of faith and enrolled in our RISC-V workshop. With determination, inquisitiveness, and a hunger to learn, they not only attended but successfully completed the workshop, standing shoulder-to-shoulder with professionals, undergraduates, and hobbyists. Why am I telling you this? Because over the past few days, we've received numerous queries like: • "I'm a working professional; can I cover this workshop?" • "I'm just beginning with digital design; is this the right fit?" • "Can I really grasp all of this in just 5 days?" To all of these doubts, our response is simple: Approach this with the curiosity and blank canvas mindset of a child. Believe in yourself, trust in the process, and remember - you are what you think you are. If two young students can journey through, fueled by sheer determination, so can you. Prepare mentally to embrace the course and be determined to complete it, whatever it takes. This is not a journey you will embark on alone. Our dedicated team will be right by your side, ensuring you grasp the concepts, stay on track, and achieve your goals in the given 5 days. Remember, this is a RISC-V crash course – our aim isn't to make you a master of all, but to give you a robust kickstart, a strong foundation to build upon. Doubts and apprehensions are natural. But the spirit to overcome them and the will to learn can make all the difference. So, with registrations closing soon, I invite you to take that bold step forward. Embrace this opportunity, and let's embark on this enlightening journey together. Register Here Before Time Runs Out - https://www.vlsisystemdesign.com/riscv-based-myth/ Wishing you inspiration and determination. All the best and happy learning

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#xschem @Stefan Schippers Not able to load ac waveforms in internal xschem viewer. Please suggest what could be the issue.

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USPTO launches updated website search tool to strengthen search experience for all web visitors To provide a more modern, improved user experience for visitors to www.uspto.gov, the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has launched an updated tool to search for general information. The improved search experience introduces new features, functionality, and customization for visitors using the search bar that appears at the top of our webpages. The website search tool is a result of a five-month testing period where the USPTO collected valuable customer feedback on the new search system. The tool now includes more control over search results, giving customers the ability to more quickly and accurately narrow results to find content they are looking for, whether it’s an upcoming event, a blog article, or information about how to protect their intellectual property. “We are excited to launch this newly enhanced search tool, which will provide website visitors with a better, more efficient search experience,” said Under Secretary of Commerce for Intellectual Property and Director of the USPTO Kathi Vidal. “We are committed to strengthening the accessibility, design, and overall satisfaction with all our tools and programs so that we can continue to provide America’s innovators with the highest quality service.” The updated search tool now includes prominent links to intellectual property (IP) databases, such as the Patent Public Search tool (PPUBS) and Trademark Electronic Search System (TESS) for users searching for patents and trademarks. We invite stakeholders to continue to share their feedback on this updated search tool, and to stay up to date on our ongoing website improvements.

Interested in attending the ISSCC 2024 for free? Not afraid of Python & GitHub? Then you should participate in the IEEE SSCS Open-Source Ecosystem “Code-a-Chip” Travel Grant Competition! We'll hold an info session on 9/27 at 8am Pacific Time. More info here: https://github.com/sscs-ose/sscs-ose-code-a-chip.github.io.

Hi, I am getting error . when trying to run the command run_magic in openlane flow .

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gdsfactory workshop, UCSB Photonics Society August 24, 2023 in Henley Hall, UCSB https://buff.ly/46oecsb

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https://github.com/erikdebenedictis/Shift *This project is under development; the repository and associated site are not claimed to be functional at this time. *Explanation of formatting. I am considering using md files so they can be used in three ways: (1) they will render in markdown under github, (2) they can be executed with ngspice, and (3) the ext3spice program can edit extracted circuits into them. *The .md file you are looking at can be executed with ngspice. A clue to the dual use is that all paragraphs start with an asterisk. Sorry about that. However, ngspice will interpret lines that do not start with an asterisk. Circuits can also be collapsed visually, which is helpful when they are large and boring to read. The following is a collapsed ngspice circuit, actually a list of capacitors. List of capacitors

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Good Evening, My name is Vraj Prajapati, I am currently a second year Engineering Science student at the University of Toronto. I've been super willing to learn more about ASIC design and how I can get more involved with the SkyWater foundry and creating my own systems. I'm currently directing a team of undergraduate students in creating a Spiking Neural Network system and we were interested in creating a quasi-neuromorphic CMOS SNN ASIC that could be used for accelerated inference. While I am familiar with the high level implementation of these systems I would love to glean expertise from the talented folk on this slack about anything related to this vast field. I have also been referred to the Zero to ASIC course but I'm not necessarily able to pay the entrance fee to complete this course. Any advice? All help is super appreciated. Thank you so much and nice to meet you, Vraj Prajapati

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IEEE Design & Test Magazine, Call for Papers: Special Issue on Open-Source Silicon - Papers Due: 15 November 2024

Please send us your contributions! Looking for measured silicon results...

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I am looking in Device Details and I dont understand that parameter VTXNL. Whats that mean ?

@Fatih Sari You need to look into BSIM4 parameters