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CMOS VLSI design[edit]
- CMOS
- Unit 1
- Hardware description language
- Unit 2
- Programmable logic device
- Field-programmable gate array
- Crossbar switch
- Banyan switch
- Xilinx
- FPGA
- Reconfigurable computing
- Unit 3
- Logic family
- Pin-compatibility
- Fan-out
- Logic gate
- Integrated circuit
- MOSFET
- 1801 series CPU
- Transistor
- Native transistor
- Open collector
- NMOS logic
- Domino logic
- Logical effort
- Chopper (electronics)
- Propagation delay
- Delay line
- Contamination delay
- Analog delay line
- Unit 4
- Integrated circuit design
- Very-large-scale integration
- Signal integrity
- Hardware architecture
- Computer cooling
- Computer-aided design
- Electronic test equipment
- Functional verification
- VHDL
- Electronic design automation
- Signoff (electronic design automation)
- Unit 5
- Radiation hardening
- Flash memory
- CPU power dissipation
- Optical interconnect
- Interconnect processing unit
- Noise margin
- Unit 6
- Moore's law
- Electronic circuit simulation
- Spectre Circuit Simulator
- Logic simulation
- Electronic circuit design
- NI Multisim
- SPICE
- Transistor model
- Parasitic extraction
- CPU design
- Asynchronous circuit