EDA Tools using Tanner From Basics to Circuit Simulation

Master EDA Fundamentals and Tanner Tools for VLSI Circuit Design
What you'll learn
Understand the Fundamentals of Electronic Design Automation (EDA) and Tanner EDA Tool Suite
Design, Simulate, and Layout Analog and Digital Circuits
Perform Design Rule Checks (DRC) and Layout vs. Schematic (LVS) Verifications
Develop Industry-Relevant Skills for Semiconductor Careers
Requirements
Basic Electronics, Digital Electronics and Microelectronics
Description
This course, Fundamentals of Electronic Design Automation (EDA) with Tanner Tool Suite, is designed to provide learners with both a strong conceptual understanding of EDA and valuable hands-on practice using Tanner's widely adopted tools-S-Edit, T-Spice, and L-Edit.Electronic Design Automation is at the heart of modern VLSI system design, allowing engineers to build, simulate, and verify highly complex circuits with speed and precision. As integrated circuits continue to scale in complexity, the ability to efficiently use EDA tools becomes essential for students, researchers, and industry professionals alike.In this course, you will first explore the fundamentals of EDA and its significance in the overall VLSI design flow, with special focus on analog and mixed-signal design. You will then gain practical exposure to Tanner's tool suite, learning how each module supports different stages of the design process.Through structured lessons and guided exercises, you will:Capture schematics and design circuits with S-EditPerform accurate simulations and performance analysis using T-SpiceCreate, modify, and verify layouts in L-EditIntegrate all three tools to achieve a complete design workflowThis course is ideal for undergraduate and postgraduate students, beginner engineers, and professionals seeking to enhance their skills in semiconductor and IC design. By the end, you will not only grasp EDA concepts but also gain practical, industry-relevant expertise that can be applied to academic projects, research work, or professional VLSI tasks.Take the next step in your learning journey and unlock your potential in EDA with Tanner tools!
Who this course is for
Undergraduate and Postgraduate Students in Electronics & VLSI Engineering: Students pursuing undergraduate and post-graduate in Electronics, VLSI, or related fields who wish to gain practical exposure to industry-standard EDA tools used in analog and mixed-signal IC design.
EDA Enthusiasts and Beginners: Learners who are new to Electronic Design Automation and want to build a strong foundation using user-friendly tools like Tanner EDA before advancing to complex platforms like Cadence or Synopsys.
Circuit Designers and Academic Researchers: Professionals, hobbyists, and academic researchers working on CMOS circuit design, layout, or simulation who require hands-on skills with schematic entry, SPICE-based simulation, and layout editing.
Job Seekers Preparing for Semiconductor Industry Roles: Those aiming for careers in semiconductor companies or design startups, where knowledge of EDA tools, simulation, and physical design is essential for roles like Layout Engineer, Analog Design Engineer, or CAD Engineer.
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