IEEE VLSI Projects
Takeoff Projects provides a wide range of IEEE VLSI projects to final-year electronics and communication engineering students. These projects follow to IEEE standards, focused on the design and implementation of advanced integrated circuits. The course includes digital system design, FPGA programming, and ASIC design, giving students practical experience with modern technology. Students utilize industry-standard tools to learn circuit design, simulation, and verification. Takeoff Projects ensures that each IEEE VLSI project has been carefully documented and supported by qualified mentors, allowing students to grasp VLSI technology and prepare for professional employment in the semiconductor industry.
Project Code: TVMAFE732
Project Title:Revamping Verilog Semantics for Foundational VerificationView DetailsProject Code: TVMAFE731
Project Title:Performance Comparison of 16-Bit ALU and 32-Bit ALU Using VerilogView DetailsProject Code: TVMAFE730
Project Title:Approximate Adders for Efficient Circuits: Advantages and Limitations Compared to RCAView DetailsProject Code: TVMAFE729
Project Title:Low Latency based Floating Point Multiplier using Parallel Prefix AddersView DetailsProject Code: TVMAFE728
Project Title:RASC: A Low-Power Reconfigurable 4-2 Adder-Subtractor-CompressorView DetailsProject Code: TVMAFE727
Project Title:Evaluating the Differences Between Sequential and Combinational Logic Circuit DesignsView DetailsProject Code: TVMAFE725
Project Title:VLSI design of 128-point finite field FFT multiplierView DetailsProject Code: TVMAFE726
Project Title:VLSI design of 128-point finite field FFT multiplierView DetailsProject Code: TVMAFE715
Project Title:FPGA Based Low Power Approximate Hybrid Parallel Prefix Adders with Less AreaView Details S.no | Project Code | Project Name | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | TVMAFE732 | Revamping Verilog Semantics for Foundational Verification | |
| 2 | TVMAFE731 | Performance Comparison of 16-Bit ALU and 32-Bit ALU Using Verilog | |
| 3 | TVMAFE730 | Approximate Adders for Efficient Circuits: Advantages and Limitations ... | |
| 4 | TVMAFE729 | Low Latency based Floating Point Multiplier using Parallel Prefix Adde... | |
| 5 | TVMAFE728 | RASC: A Low-Power Reconfigurable 4-2 Adder-Subtractor-Compressor | |
| 6 | TVMAFE727 | Evaluating the Differences Between Sequential and Combinational Logic ... | |
| 7 | TVMAFE725 | VLSI design of 128-point finite field FFT multiplier | |
| 8 | TVMAFE726 | VLSI design of 128-point finite field FFT multiplier | |
| 9 | TVMAFE715 | FPGA Based Low Power Approximate Hybrid Parallel Prefix Adders with Le... | |
| 10 | TVMAFE686 | A Novel BIST Method for Multi-Port Register Files |
Project Code: TVMAFE732
Project Title:Revamping Verilog Semantics for Foundational VerificationView DetailsProject Code: TVMAFE731
Project Title:Performance Comparison of 16-Bit ALU and 32-Bit ALU Using VerilogView DetailsProject Code: TVMAFE730
Project Title:Approximate Adders for Efficient Circuits: Advantages and Limitations Compared to RCAView DetailsProject Code: TVMAFE729
Project Title:Low Latency based Floating Point Multiplier using Parallel Prefix AddersView DetailsProject Code: TVMAFE728
Project Title:RASC: A Low-Power Reconfigurable 4-2 Adder-Subtractor-CompressorView DetailsProject Code: TVMAFE727
Project Title:Evaluating the Differences Between Sequential and Combinational Logic Circuit DesignsView DetailsProject Code: TVMAFE725
Project Title:VLSI design of 128-point finite field FFT multiplierView DetailsProject Code: TVMAFE726
Project Title:VLSI design of 128-point finite field FFT multiplierView DetailsProject Code: TVMAFE715
Project Title:FPGA Based Low Power Approximate Hybrid Parallel Prefix Adders with Less AreaView Details S.no | Project Code | Project Name | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | TVMAFE732 | Revamping Verilog Semantics for Foundational Verification | |
| 2 | TVMAFE731 | Performance Comparison of 16-Bit ALU and 32-Bit ALU Using Verilog | |
| 3 | TVMAFE730 | Approximate Adders for Efficient Circuits: Advantages and Limitations ... | |
| 4 | TVMAFE729 | Low Latency based Floating Point Multiplier using Parallel Prefix Adde... | |
| 5 | TVMAFE728 | RASC: A Low-Power Reconfigurable 4-2 Adder-Subtractor-Compressor | |
| 6 | TVMAFE727 | Evaluating the Differences Between Sequential and Combinational Logic ... | |
| 7 | TVMAFE725 | VLSI design of 128-point finite field FFT multiplier | |
| 8 | TVMAFE726 | VLSI design of 128-point finite field FFT multiplier | |
| 9 | TVMAFE715 | FPGA Based Low Power Approximate Hybrid Parallel Prefix Adders with Le... | |
| 10 | TVMAFE686 | A Novel BIST Method for Multi-Port Register Files |
Project Code: TVMAFE732
Project Title:Revamping Verilog Semantics for Foundational VerificationView DetailsProject Code: TVMAFE731
Project Title:Performance Comparison of 16-Bit ALU and 32-Bit ALU Using VerilogView DetailsProject Code: TVMAFE730
Project Title:Approximate Adders for Efficient Circuits: Advantages and Limitations Compared to RCAView DetailsProject Code: TVMAFE729
Project Title:Low Latency based Floating Point Multiplier using Parallel Prefix AddersView DetailsProject Code: TVMAFE728
Project Title:RASC: A Low-Power Reconfigurable 4-2 Adder-Subtractor-CompressorView DetailsProject Code: TVMAFE727
Project Title:Evaluating the Differences Between Sequential and Combinational Logic Circuit DesignsView DetailsProject Code: TVMAFE725
Project Title:VLSI design of 128-point finite field FFT multiplierView DetailsProject Code: TVMAFE726
Project Title:VLSI design of 128-point finite field FFT multiplierView DetailsProject Code: TVMAFE715
Project Title:FPGA Based Low Power Approximate Hybrid Parallel Prefix Adders with Less AreaView Details S.no | Project Code | Project Name | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | TVMAFE732 | Revamping Verilog Semantics for Foundational Verification | |
| 2 | TVMAFE731 | Performance Comparison of 16-Bit ALU and 32-Bit ALU Using Verilog | |
| 3 | TVMAFE730 | Approximate Adders for Efficient Circuits: Advantages and Limitations ... | |
| 4 | TVMAFE729 | Low Latency based Floating Point Multiplier using Parallel Prefix Adde... | |
| 5 | TVMAFE728 | RASC: A Low-Power Reconfigurable 4-2 Adder-Subtractor-Compressor | |
| 6 | TVMAFE727 | Evaluating the Differences Between Sequential and Combinational Logic ... | |
| 7 | TVMAFE725 | VLSI design of 128-point finite field FFT multiplier | |
| 8 | TVMAFE726 | VLSI design of 128-point finite field FFT multiplier | |
| 9 | TVMAFE715 | FPGA Based Low Power Approximate Hybrid Parallel Prefix Adders with Le... | |
| 10 | TVMAFE686 | A Novel BIST Method for Multi-Port Register Files |
Takeoff Edu Group is committed to assisting students in achieving success with our IEEE VLSI projects. Our website provides professionally developed project ideas that meet IEEE standards, providing great educational value and relevance. We give extensive documentation, experienced guidance, and ongoing assistance to help students through every stage of their project. By working with Takeoff Edu Group, students learn hands-on experience with advanced VLSI technology, improving their technical abilities and increasing their employability. Join us to gain access to high-quality IEEE VLSI projects and secure your academic and professional success in electronics and communication engineering.
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