I am seriously considering it. The only reason I'm hesitant is because I am very intimidated by analog hardware. Still, I'm quite comfortable with digital design and I'm desperate to make my own IC, that sounds like the coolest thing ever!

As of today there are only 32000 people that are curious about designing DIY chips, maybe the other numbers to have at least 50000 are not yet informed.

Nice info, thanks :)

Wow, you are great

I'm currently studying in the domain of electronic at college ("cegep" where I live), but recently I've failed one class that will delay my graduation of one year. So I'm thinking of using that extra time to gain more experience while working part-time. Recently I got curious in the restoration of retro consoles, but obviously many parts are no onger made. Through this course, can I learn on how to recreate some of these parts if I can't find an modern equivalent that is compatible.

You’d guys are too smart this hurts my brain

There is some course that does not start from scratch, for which we already have experience with IC and RTL. maybe one that covers openlane, related opensource tools (simulation) and the caravel usage and simulation environment for the shuttles?

Legendary

Learn online, design it yourself and have 130nm fabrication done, all from your console at home. Just a hobbiest here but- thats amazing :)

I may not be very tech-savvy, but I'm prepared to invest in my students for this course. Can you clarify whether the curriculum covers the creation of custom microchips for electronics or focuses on chip design? I'd appreciate a detailed response. Thanks!

The star on the teeth !

I HAVE NO IDEA ABOUT ELECTRONICS, WHICH PATH SHOULD I FOLLOW TO BE ABLE TO LEARN FROM THIS MATERIAL? THANKS

How long would it take to make a Micro Chip without laser machinery? Like only Hand Tools used.

Can I design LCoS chip? Liquid crystal on silicon. Used for small displays for wearable devices.

Hello sir, I was wondering if I could possibly make an intercom with a trimline phone to a speaker aux output and when you dial a certain number it plays a tone and when you dial another nm it plays a tone and your voice comes over the speaker?

So it's basically an FPGA programming to ASIC course?

i have't any info about this but i want to know more than more how can i ?can you guide me plz

ASML is gonna visit your house soon

Hello, Can we get access to the videos for free?

How do I utilise the grant? $650 can feed me for 3 months

Everything you mentioned here took a few hours to learn for free. I don’t get what you are offering for people “interested like us”

At first I thought he is an AI-generated figure by the way he talks 😭

The flash at the end makes it seem like a scam course.

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