Latest VLSI Mini Projects & Support for the Students
Are you looking for a challenging and rewarding VLSI mini project? At Takeoff Edu Group, we offer a wide range of VLSI mini projects that are designed to help you gain a better understanding of the VLSI design process. Our projects are suitable for students and professionals alike, and are designed to help you gain a better understanding of the VLSI design process.
Our VLSI mini projects are designed to give you a comprehensive understanding of the VLSI design process, from the basics of digital logic design to the more advanced topics of system-on-chip (SoC) design. We have projects that cover a wide range of topics, including: digital logic design, microcontroller design, FPGA design, and system-on-chip (SoC) design. Our projects are designed to help you gain a better understanding of the VLSI design process, and to help you gain the skills and knowledge necessary to become a successful VLSI engineer.
Project Code: TVMI93
Project Title:Design and Implementation of Optimized Parameter Based Operational Amplifier for High Speed Analog Signal ProcessingView DetailsProject Code: TVMI117
Project Title:Performance Analysis of SRAM Cell Designed using MOS and Floating-gate MOS for Ultralow Power TechnologyView DetailsProject Code: TVMI99
Project Title:COMPARISON AND PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF RING OSCILLATORS AND CURRENT-STARVED VCO IN 45-NM CMOS TECHNOLOGYView DetailsProject Code: TVMI95
Project Title:Design & Implementation of Wallace Tree Multiplier and Kogge Stone AdderView DetailsProject Code: TVMI116
Project Title:Design and Verification of 4 X 4 Wallace Tree MultiplierView DetailsProject Code: TVMI94
Project Title:DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF ENHANCED DADDA MULTIPLIER USING 5:2 COMPRESSORSView DetailsProject Code: TVMI100
Project Title:Design and Implementation of vedic Multiplier an Improved Carry Increment AdderView Details S.no | Project Code | Project Name | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | TVMI102 | ANALYSIS OF MULTIPLIER USING 20T FULL ADDER | |
| 2 | TVMI93 | Design and Implementation of Optimized Parameter Based Operational Am... | |
| 3 | TVMI117 | Performance Analysis of SRAM Cell Designed using MOS and Floating-gate... | |
| 4 | TVMI99 | COMPARISON AND PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF RING OSCILLATORS AND CURRENT-ST... | |
| 5 | TVMI97 | DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF HIGH-SPEED 4-BIT R2R DAC | |
| 6 | TVMI95 | Design & Implementation of Wallace Tree Multiplier and Kogge Stone Ad... | |
| 7 | TVMI116 | Design and Verification of 4 X 4 Wallace Tree Multiplier | |
| 8 | TVMI115 | Carry look ahead adder using adiabatic logic | |
| 9 | TVMI94 | DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF ENHANCED DADDA MULTIPLIER USING 5:2 COMPRESSORS | |
| 10 | TVMI100 | Design and Implementation of vedic Multiplier an Improved Carry Increm... |
Project Code: TVMI93
Project Title:Design and Implementation of Optimized Parameter Based Operational Amplifier for High Speed Analog Signal ProcessingView DetailsProject Code: TVMI117
Project Title:Performance Analysis of SRAM Cell Designed using MOS and Floating-gate MOS for Ultralow Power TechnologyView DetailsProject Code: TVMI99
Project Title:COMPARISON AND PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF RING OSCILLATORS AND CURRENT-STARVED VCO IN 45-NM CMOS TECHNOLOGYView DetailsProject Code: TVMI95
Project Title:Design & Implementation of Wallace Tree Multiplier and Kogge Stone AdderView DetailsProject Code: TVMI116
Project Title:Design and Verification of 4 X 4 Wallace Tree MultiplierView DetailsProject Code: TVMI94
Project Title:DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF ENHANCED DADDA MULTIPLIER USING 5:2 COMPRESSORSView DetailsProject Code: TVMI100
Project Title:Design and Implementation of vedic Multiplier an Improved Carry Increment AdderView Details S.no | Project Code | Project Name | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | TVMI102 | ANALYSIS OF MULTIPLIER USING 20T FULL ADDER | |
| 2 | TVMI93 | Design and Implementation of Optimized Parameter Based Operational Am... | |
| 3 | TVMI117 | Performance Analysis of SRAM Cell Designed using MOS and Floating-gate... | |
| 4 | TVMI99 | COMPARISON AND PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF RING OSCILLATORS AND CURRENT-ST... | |
| 5 | TVMI97 | DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF HIGH-SPEED 4-BIT R2R DAC | |
| 6 | TVMI95 | Design & Implementation of Wallace Tree Multiplier and Kogge Stone Ad... | |
| 7 | TVMI116 | Design and Verification of 4 X 4 Wallace Tree Multiplier | |
| 8 | TVMI115 | Carry look ahead adder using adiabatic logic | |
| 9 | TVMI94 | DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF ENHANCED DADDA MULTIPLIER USING 5:2 COMPRESSORS | |
| 10 | TVMI100 | Design and Implementation of vedic Multiplier an Improved Carry Increm... |
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