Links

This is a collection of hyperlinks to stuff that I find interesting. Either I have looked at it in the past or I plan to look at it in the near future. Putting the links here seems a more permanent and accessible alternative compared to my current browser’s bookmarks menu.

• Robert Baruch’s YouTube channel - Many interesting projects, especially implementing a 6800 CPU with nMigen (playlist here). He also has a more generic nMigen tutorial on github.

• Clocking of VLSI Systems - Lecture notes from VLSI course. Provides a good description of two phase clocking schemes. In fact the entire course seems interesting and all the lecture notes are found here.

• The Layman’s Guide to IC Reverse Engineering

• NES dev - Visual circuit tutorial

• A Digital Synthesis Flow using Open Source EDA Tools - Should write a post about designing some cells (NAND,NOR,NOT should be enough?) in Magic and then use the flow to create layout for a chip based on these.