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This repository contains all major projects completed as part of the EECS 4612: Digital VLSI Design course at York University. The projects showcase the complete ASIC design flow — from RTL design to GDSII layout — using industry-grade tools like Cadence Genus, Innovus, and Virtuoso.
SPEAR – Single Neuron Hardware Accelerator Engine. A collaborative hardware project combining full custom ASIC design and FPGA-based validation. The CHIP team designed a perceptron accelerator from RTL to GDSII using Synopsys tools and TSMC 28nm. The FPGA team built a working test platform on DE10-Lite. Developed with mentorship and technical suppo
Dynamic reconfigurable binary multiplier using quadrant decomposition and adaptive row bypassing for scalable, low-power operation. Designed in Verilog and implemented on TSMC 180nm/90nm using Cadence tools. Published Indian patent (202541080342).
A hands-on implementation of physical design for a Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) controller — progressing from RTL Verilog through synthesis, placement, static timing analysis, routing, DRC, LVS, and GDSII generation using the open-source Qflow EDA toolchain with OSU018 standard cell library.