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What is the difference between an embedded system and VLSI?
1. An embedded system is a computing platform that performs a specialized task while VLSI is a measure of the complexity of an integrated circuit 2. VLSI integrated circuits are very commonplace in embedded systems 3.
Which institutes offer embedded systems and VLSI courses in India?
Many institutes offers embedded systems courses and VLSI courses in a single curriculum. For example, IIT Delhi offer M.Tech in embedded systems and VLSI. VLSI syllabus include topics like digital VLSI design, design of analog and mixed mode, VLSI circuits among others.
What is very large scale integration (VLSI)?
Very Large Scale Integration, popularly known as VLSI, is the designing of micro chips using large number of transistors. VLSI chips are designed to perform a specific task using a software which is then incorporated into an embedded systems to perform a task. Both embedded systems and VLSI are interconnected yet entirely different fields.
What is VLSI and is it obsolete?
Due to the age of the term and the advancement of technology, the term VLSI has almost become obsolete. Most computing systems, embedded or general purpose, have integrated circuits that contain thousands, millions, and even billions of transistors within a single package.
Why are embedded jobs easier than VLSI jobs in India?
In India there is no foundry thus whats the use of designing a IC when you can’t make it as product. In current trend each and every product are based on embedded system. So with this you could say why you find embedded jobs easily than VLSI job.
What is a visual VLSI design flow?
VLSI design flows and languages can also be used to build an MCU, FPGA, or other reconfigurable logic devices for executing embedded software. Embedded systems design normally focuses on the software side, where code is developed to run on an existing platform, such as an MCU or an FPGA.