Slides from the presentation on analog design with open source tools:

And here is the PDF of the tutorial.

Thank you for a great workshop!

nydesign_workshop_slides_digital_design.pdf

nydesign_workshop_digital_tutorial.pdf

posted the digital design documents from workshop as well.

set the channel description: Channel for the NYDesign Workshops held in Rome and Troy NY.

Thank you NYDesign team for the invite of this channel. I appreciate your sharing for the materials. Is there any chance that we can also access video that was recorded during the workshop? Thank you.

Hello Jeff, my students and I plan to participate in tape-out on April 2023. Could you please let us know if there are any documents to fill out or prepare?

@jeffdi Hello Jeff, Sorry not to include your tag. my students and I plan to participate in tape-out on April 2023. Could you please let us know if there are any documents to fill out or prepare to secure the area?

@Jabeom Koo thanks. We'll put you down for April. I'll cycle back with you as we get closer. Let me know if you have any questions as you get started.

@jeffdi Thank you Jeff. For your information, we have another team targeting Feb tape-out. It would be great to let us know the detail deadline. I have one more questions. For the team targeting April, we are working on analog/RF circuit. When we run simulation with capacitors, we saw there are two models (cap_mim_m3_1 and cap_mim_m3_2). Could you let me know what’s the difference between two?

@jeffdi Can I ask one more question regarding Skywater PDK? My team is working on docker for running RF/Analog circuit simulation. But, you mentioned through the email that we can download and install Skywater 130nm PDK in our server so we can work at Virtuoso. Is there any difference regarding simulation between ngsim simulation at docker and Spectre simulation at Virtuoso with Skywater PDK?

Hello! Are there any inductors from the given sky130 pdk? I'm having trouble finding them, and it seems like they're imported from GitHub but I can't pull from any of the repositories. I was also wondering if there would be issues fabricating if I use those models.

Here are the instructions for submitting your projects for the NYDesign program…

Please use this link to create your project submission on the Efabless platform... https://platform.efabless.com/projects/create?project_definition=nydesign 1. Provide a Title 2. Select Public for Visibility 3. Provide a description of your project in the Summary field 4. Provide the Git Url for your public project on Github ending with the .git extension 5. Select the Save button at the bottom Let me know when you’ve done this and I will add your project to the shuttle. -- Jeff

Hello @Tim Edwards My students and I are preparing two tape-out for Feb and April. Could you please let me know the detail schedule of those two shuttles? Especially, it would be great if you let me know the detail about Feb tape-out. Thank you.

Hello @jeffdi My students are preparing tape-out for Feb and April. Could you please share the detail schedule of those shuttle and any guidance? Thank you.

Hello, I am a graduate student at the Cooper Union working under @Jabeom Koo and I had a few questions regarding the tapeout. Currently we are using Verilog to write the code. However, we were wondering if we can use SystemVerilog instead. Is this possible or should we stick to Verilog. Also, I was told that NYDesign can provide SRAM for the tapeout. How much SRAM is available to utilize, and also is there documentation on how we can utilize this SRAM? Thank you!