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106106Student & Guest Contributions
107107-----------------------------
108108- **Alex Wong: ** FIFO deep dive – CDC safety, gray coding, and verification tips.
109- - **Francisco Wilken & Henry Evans : ** lightning talks and STA/theory-to-practice bridges .
110- - **Cisco Engineers : ** ASIC flow and memory repair scanning – aligning school projects to industry signoff .
109+ - **Francisco Wilken: ** ASIC flow and memory repair scanning .
110+ - **Henry Evans : ** Lightning talks and STA/theory-to-practice bridges .
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112112Takeaways
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116116- Streaming interfaces require careful latency/throughput planning; AXI-Stream is simple but unforgiving under backpressure.
117117- ASIC realities (DFT, STA, PPA) shape micro-architecture choices early; plan for them from the start.
118118
119- Next Steps
120- ----------
121- - Work through **systemverilog-homework ** in order; add assertions and coverage.
122- - Attempt the **AXI-Stream + FPU ** challenge and document your architecture, latency math, and scoreboard.
123- - Bring results to the next CARP meeting for code review and timing discussions.
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125120Credits
126121-------
127122- **Presenter: ** Yuri Panchul (Samsung)
128- - **Sessions: ** Cisco engineers ; Henry Evans
129- - **Guests: ** Alex Wong; student presenters Francisco Wilken and Henry Evans
123+ - **Sessions: ** Francisco Wilken ; Henry Evans
124+ - **Guests: ** Alex Wong, Francisco Wilken, and Henry Evans
130125- **Hosts: ** CARP and CPES
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