Verilog Hdl - Interview Guide

Language: English | Size: 269.77 MB | Duration: 0h 54m
VLSI - Interview Guide
What you'll learn
Basics of Verilog HDL
Face the RTL Design Engineer interview with confidence
Understand how HDL gets synthesized
Covers almost everything about Verilog HDL
Requirements
Digital Systems Design, Basics of VLSI
Description
Hi learner,Thank you being here and welcome to this course. Being a fresh graduate, it is really difficult to secure a job in VLSI Design with little exposure to VLSI. So, through this course, I am helping out students who have trouble in cracking interviews by explaining the answers to most commonly asked interview questions. I have tried my best to cover almost all the interview topics related to Verilog HDL. If you feel like I have missed any important topic, feel free to leave out a message here so that I can add it later.Throughout this course, I will be discussing most commonly asked interview questions in VLSI/RTL Design Engineer interview. This course contains lectures about basics of Verilog HDL, different styles of descriptions in Verilog HDL (behavioral description, structural description, switch - level description and mixed level description), blocking assignment and non - blocking assignment, various case statements (regular case statement, casex statement and casez statement) and how various Verilog code blocks and constructs get synthesized by the tool in detail. Verilog HDL synthesis is the most important lecture in this course and I have covered almost all the possible scenarios of synthesizing various Verilog code blocks.Thank youHappy learning.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: Basics of Verilog HDL
Lecture 2 Basics of Verilog HDL
Section 3: Styles of Descriptions in Verilog
Lecture 3 Styles of Descriptions in Verilog - Part 1
Lecture 4 Styles of Descriptions in Verilog - Part 2
Lecture 5 Styles of Descriptions in Verilog - Part 3
Section 4: Blocking & Non-Blocking
Lecture 6 Blocking & Non-Blocking - Part 1
Lecture 7 Blocking & Non-Blocking - Part 2
Lecture 8 Blocking & Non-Blocking - Part 3
Section 5: Verilog Case Statements
Lecture 9 Verilog Case Statements - Part 1
Lecture 10 Verilog Case Statements - Part 2
Section 6: Synthesis Basics
Lecture 11 Synthesis - Part 1
Lecture 12 Synthesis - Part 2
Lecture 13 Synthesis - Part 3
Those who are preparing for a VLSI/RTL Design Engineer interview
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