Opensources
UNIC-CASS Program [Link]
This cool website is a good start for hardware-design beginners. It introduces both the analog and digital design flow using the opensoure tools and the Skywater 130nm PDK.
EDAS Tool Example [Link]
This is my tutorial created when I was a master student. The tutorial shows a simple hardware example of a detector Finite-State Machine from RTL to GDS using Cadence and Synopsys Design Flow.
Hugging Face [Link]
This is a good start for an AI learner in LLM. They support state-of-the-art pretrained models for inference and training.
RISC-V
This is a kind of advance opensources. Only for who loves to build their own RISC-V based CPU.
Chipyard [Link]
Pulpissimo [Link]
Pulpino [Link]
ImageNet Dataset Extraction [Link]
This is a cool script that I found out on Github. I did have a trouble with the ImageNet dataset’s structure at first, but this script saves me a lot of time.
Spiking Neural Network [Link]
This is a good opensource that collects a lot of frameworks for SNN.
Analog-to-Digital Converter Survey [Link]
This is well-organized data collection from the ISSCC & VLSI Circuit Symposium (1997-Now). Big thanks to Prof. Boris Murmann.
Analog Mixed-Signal Design Study Roadmap [Link]
A cool collection for Analog Mixed-Signal study roadmap from Muhammad Aldacher.
Powerlevel10k [Link]
A customized theme for Zsh.