Princeton University
Cadence
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This page contains information
about Cadence software products
used in Electrical
Engineering Department at Princeton University
The Department of
Electrical Engineering
The
usage of
Cadence software products in student classes varies with the
instructors. The
class information is available from the department webpage.
Cadence design tools are primarily used in Computer-Aided Design research projects. The corresponding faculty research pages are available from the department webpage
People: |
Faculty and students involved in
Computer-Aided Design research using cadence tools at |
PROJECTS:
Verma Lab
Custom IC
Digital IC
Verification
Jha Lab
Custom IC
Sengupta Lab
Custom IC
Digital IC
Verification
Wentzlaff Lab
Custom IC
Digital IC
Verification
Lee Lab
Malik Lab
COURSES:
ELE 304 Electronic Circuits: Devices to IC
ELE 461 Design with Nanotechnologies
ELE 462 Design of Very Large Scale Integrated Systems
ELE 470 Smartphone Security and Architecture
ELE 475 Comupter Architecture
ELE 562 Design of Very Large-Scale Integrated (VLSI) Systems
ELE 580A Advanced Topics in Computer Engineering - RF and High-speed Circuits and Systems
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