About this course
VLSI stands for Very Large Scale Integration, a process of creating integrated circuits by combining millions of transistors on a single chip.
It is the backbone of modern electronics, enabling compact and powerful devices.
VLSI is widely used in smartphones, computers, and embedded systems.
It allows for higher speed, lower power consumption, and reduced cost.
VLSI design involves both hardware (circuit design) and software (EDA tools).
Common components designed using VLSI include microprocessors and memory chips.
VLSI technology has evolved from SSI, MSI, and LSI to today's ULSI (Ultra-Large Scale Integration).
It plays a key role in industries like consumer electronics, telecommunications, and automotive.
VLSI design requires knowledge of digital electronics, logic gates, and semiconductor physics.
The demand for skilled VLSI engineers is high due to rapid advancements in chip technology.
