Media Storage Type : 32 GB USB Stick
NPTEL Subject Matter Expert : Prof. Preeti Ranjan Panda
NPTEL Co-ordinating Institute : IIT Delhi
NPTEL Lecture Count : 26
NPTEL Course Size : 27 GB
NPTEL PDF Text Transcription : Available and Included
NPTEL Subtitle Transcription : Available and Included (SRT)
Lecture Titles:
Lecture 1 - Outline - What is Synthesis?
Lecture 2 - Chip Design Flow and Hardware Modelling
Lecture 3 - VHDL: Introduction to Hardware Description Languages and VHDL Basics
Lecture 4 - VHDL: Modelling Timing - Events and Transactions
Lecture 5 - VHDL: Specifying Hardware Behaviour with Processes
Lecture 6 - VHDL: Specifying Structure, Test Benches, Parameterisation, and Libraries
Lecture 7 - Introduction to High-level Synthesis
Lecture 8 - Language front-end Design Representation
Lecture 9 - Compiler Transformation in High Level Synthesis: Constant Folding, Dead Code Elimination, Constant Propagation, and Strength Reduction
Lecture 10 - Memory Modelling and Compiler Transformation in High Level Synthesis: Common Sub-expression Elimination and Loop Invariant Code Motion
Lecture 11 - Compiler Transformations in High Level Synthesis: Loop Unrolling and Function Inlining
Lecture 12 - Hardware Transformations and ASAP / ALAP Scheduling
Lecture 13 - Scheduling in High Level Synthesis: List Scheduling and Time-constrained Scheduling
Lecture 14 - Force Directed Scheduling and Register Allocation
Lecture 15 - High Level Synthesis and Timing Issues
Lecture 16 - Finite State Machine Synthesis: Introduction to FSM Encoding
Lecture 17 - Finite State Machine Synthesis: Identifying Common Cubes and Graph Embeding
Lecture 18 - The Retiming Problem
Lecture 19 - Efficient Solution to Retiming and Introduction to Logic Synthesis
Lecture 20 - Binary Decision Diagrams
Lecture 21 - Introduction to Logic Synthesis
Lecture 22 - Two-level Logic Optimisation
Lecture 23 - Multi-Level Logic Optimisation
Lecture 24 - Multi-level Logic Synthesis: Technology Mapping
Lecture 25 - Introduction to Timing Analysis
Lecture 26 - Timing Analysis and Critical Paths