Threshold voltage plays a significant role in switching and leakage. Standard cells are designed with various VT layer devices.  ELVT →...

**DFM** stands for **Design for Manufacturability**. It refers to a set of design practices and methodologies aimed at ensuring that a...

**Routing** in the context of **Place and Route (PnR)** refers to the process of establishing electrical connections between the various...

**CTS** stands for **Clock Tree Synthesis**. It is a crucial step in the physical design flow of a System on Chip (SoC) that involves...

**Placement** in SoC (System on Chip) design is the process of determining the physical locations of various components (such as gates,...

**Signoff** in the context of digital design, particularly for System on Chip (SoC) development, refers to the final approval stage in...

**Place and route** is a critical step in the physical design process of a System on Chip (SoC) after the synthesis stage. It involves...

**DFT** stands for **Design for Testability**. It refers to a set of design techniques and methodologies used in System on Chip (SoC)...

**Synthesis** in the context of digital design refers to the process of converting a high-level hardware description (like RTL code...

**RTL verification** refers to the process of validating the functionality and correctness of a design described at the Register Transfer...

RTL stands for **Register Transfer Level**, which is a design abstraction used in digital circuit design and hardware description...

SoC architecture, or System on Chip architecture, refers to the design and structure of a single integrated circuit (chip) that...

​ Deciding on a System-on-chip (SoC) architecture involves several key factors and considerations. Here’s an overview of the process 1....