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    This document outlines the course content for several digital and embedded systems design courses. The courses cover topics such as MSI and LSI circuits and applications, sequential circuit design, asynchronous sequential circuits, designing with programmable logic devices, VLSI technology and design, and designing with microcontrollers. Specific topics include arithmetic circuits, finite state machines, CMOS logic design, memory design, microcontroller architectures, programming tools, and designing embedded systems using microcontrollers.

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    This document outlines the course content for several digital and embedded systems design courses. The courses cover topics such as MSI and LSI circuits and applications, sequential circuit design, asynchronous sequential circuits, designing with programmable logic devices, VLSI technology and design, and designing with microcontrollers. Specific topics include arithmetic circuits, finite state machines, CMOS logic design, memory design, microcontroller architectures, programming tools, and designing embedded systems using microcontrollers.

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    V3101 ADVANCED DIGITAL SYSTEM DESIGN

    Unit 1
    MSI and LSI circuits and their applications:
    1. Arithmetic circuits,
    2. comparators,
    3. Multiplexers,
    4. Code Converters,
    5. XOR & AOI Gates,
    6. Design of sequential systems with small number of standard modules,
    7. State register Counters with combinational networks Multimodule
    8. RAM with combinational networks
    9. Multimodule implementation of sequential systems
    10. Multimodule registers
    11.Multimodule counters
    Unit 2
    Sequential Circuit Design:
    12.Clocked Synchronous State Machine Analysis,
    13.Mealy machines
    14.Moore machines,
    15.Finite State Machine design procedure
    16.derive state diagrams
    17.state tables,
    18. state reduction methods,
    19. state assignments.
    20. Incompletely specified state machines.
    21.Implementing the states of FSM.
    Unit 3
    Asynchronous sequential circuits:
    22.Analysis,
    23.Derivation of excitation table,
    24.Flow table reduction,
    25.state assignment,
    26. transition table ,
    27. design of asynchronous Sequential circuits,
    28.Race conditions
    29.Race cycles,
    30.Methods for avoiding races
    31.Static hazards

    32.dynamic hazards,
    33. Methods for avoiding hazards,
    34.essential hazards
    Designing with SM charts
    35.State machine charts,
    36.Derivation of SM charts,
    37.Realization of SM charts.
    Unit 4
    Designing with Programmable Logic Devices:
    38.Read Only Memories,
    39.Programmable Array Logic PALs,
    40.Programmable Logic Arrays PLAs
    41.PLA minimization and
    42.PLA folding,
    43.Other Sequential PLDs,
    44.Design of combinational circuits using PLDs.
    45.Design of sequential circuits using PLDs
    46. Complex Programmable Logic Devices
    47.Field Programmable Gate Arrays
    48. Altera Series FPGAs
    49.Xilinx Series FPGAs
    Unit 5
    Timing issues in Digital system design:
    50.timing classification
    51.synchronous timing basics
    52.skew
    53.jitter54.latch based clocking55.self-timed circuit design
    56.self-timed logic,
    57.completion signal generation,
    58.self-timed signalling
    59.synchronizers
    60. Arbiters.

    ELV 3102 VLSI TECHNOLOGY & DESIGN


    Unit 1
    Review of Microelectronics and Introduction to MOS Technologies:
    1. Technology trends.
    2. MOS Transistor Theory:
    3. n MOS transistor
    4. p MOS transistor,
    5. threshold voltage equation,
    6. body effect,
    7. MOS device design equation,
    8. sub threshold region,
    9. Channel length modulation.
    10. Mobility variation,
    11.tunnelling,
    12. punch through,
    13.hot electron effect,
    14.Modelling of MOS transistors using SPICE.
    Unit 2
    Basic IC Processing Steps:
    15.Crystal growth
    16. wafer preparation,
    17.epitaxy,
    18.Oxidation,
    19.Lithography,
    20.Etching techniques ,
    21.film deposition,
    22.Diffusion,
    23.Ion implantation,
    24. metallisation,
    25.VLSI Process Integration NMOS,
    26.VLSI Process Integration CMOS
    27.VLSI Process Integration BICMOS
    Unit 3
    Basics of Digital CMOS Design:
    28.The MOS Inverter:
    29. principle,
    30.Depletion load inverters
    31.enhancement load inverters
    32. the basic CMOS inverter,
    33.transfer characteristics,
    34.logic threshold,
    35.Noise margins,
    36.Dynamic behaviour,

    37.Propagation Delay,
    38. Power Consumption.
    39.Latch-up in CMOS circuits.
    40.Ratioed logic,
    41. Pass Transistor logic,
    Arithmetic circuits in CMOS VLSI;
    42. Adders43. Multipliers
    44.Shifters.
    Unit 4
    Sequential MOS Logic Design:
    45.Static latches;
    46.Flip flops
    47. Registers,
    48.Dynamic Latches
    49.Dynamic Registers,
    50.CMOS Schmitt trigger,
    51. Monostable sequential Circuits,
    52. Astable Circuits.
    53. Memory Design:
    54. ROM cells design
    55. RAM cells design,
    56.SRAM
    57. DRAM,
    58. Domino logic.
    59. NORA logic.
    Unit 5
    Circuit design Process:
    60.Circuit elements61.resistor ,
    62.capacitor,
    63.interconnects,
    64.sheet resistance ,
    65.standard unit capacitance
    66. unit delay concepts ,
    67. inverter delays ,
    68.driving capacitive loads,
    69.propagation delays,
    70.MOS layers,
    71.Stick diagrams
    72. mask layout encoding,
    73.Design rules
    74.
    Design layout,

    75.
    76.
    77.

    Lambda Based Design rules,


    micron based design rules,
    Scaling of MOS circuits.

    ELV3103 DESIGNING WITH MICROCONTROLLERS


    Unit 1
    8-Bit Microcontrollers:
    1. Study of micro controller (MCS 51 family- 8051)
    2. Architecture:
    3. CPU Block diagram,
    4. Memory organization,
    5. Program memory,
    6. Data memory,
    7. Interrupts,
    8. Peripherals:
    9. Timers,
    10.Serial port,
    11.I/O Port.
    12.Programming,
    13.Addressing Modes,
    14.Instruction Set,
    15.Programming,
    16.Comparison of various families of 8- bit Microcontrollers.
    Unit 2
    PIC 16F 87X Microcontroller:
    17.CPU Architecture
    18. Block diagram ,
    19.Memory organization,
    20.Program memory,
    21. Data memory,
    22.Interrupts,
    23.Addressing Modes,
    24.Instruction Set ,
    25.Peripherals:
    26.Timers,
    27.ADC ,
    28.Serial port,
    29.I/O Port,
    30.Programming,
    Unit 3
    High Performance RISC Architecture:
    ARM

    31.Background of ARM
    32.ARM architecture versions V4, V5, V6, V7,
    33.ARM Cortex M3 architecture ,
    34.Programmers model ,
    35. Thumb Instruction Set Architecture,
    36.Memory map,
    37.Exceptions,
    38.Clocking
    39. resets,
    40.Power management,
    41.NVIC,
    42.Memory Protection Unit,
    43.Core Debug,
    44. System Debug,
    45.Cortex M3 development using the GNU tool chain.
    Unit 4
    Design, Development and Debugging Tools for Microcontroller based
    Systems:
    46.Software tools like Cross assembler,
    47.compiler,
    48.debuggers,
    49.simulators tools like In-Circuit Emulators(ICE)
    50.hardware tools like In-Circuit Emulators(ICE),
    51. Emulators,
    52. Logic Analysers
    Unit 5
    Microcontroller based System Design:
    53.Case study with reference to a popular 8- bit microcontroller.
    54.Case study with reference to a popular 16- bit microcontroller.
    55.Case study with reference to a popular 32- bit microcontroller.
    56.A typical application design from requirement analysis through concept
    design,
    57.Detailed hardware and software design using 8 bit Microcontrollers to
    demonstrate the use of Interrupts and available peripherals.
    58.Detailed hardware and software design using 16 bit Microcontrollers to
    demonstrate the use of Interrupts and available peripherals.
    59.Detailed hardware and software design using 32- bit Microcontrollers to
    demonstrate the use of Interrupts and available peripherals.
    60.Timing Analysis.

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