How To Design and Manufacture Your Own Chip

Step by step designing a simple chip and explained how to manufacture it. Thank you very much Pat Deegan

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Chapters:
00:00 What is this video about
00:20 How does it work
09:32 Steps of designing a chip
19:00 How anyone can start
24:35 Analog to Digital converter (ADC) design on silicon level
29:38 R2R Digital to Analogue converter (DAC)
34:31 Simulating comparator
40:40 About Layout of Pat's project
48:28 Starting a new project
50:09 Drawing schematic
54:45 Simulating schematic
1:10:05 Preparing for layout
1:13:40 Doing layout
1:26:56 Simulating layout
1:30:36 Steps after layout is finished
1:35:14 Generating the manufacturing file
1:38:50 How to upload your project for manufacturing
1:43:18 Where to order your chip and board
1:44:35 What Tiny Tapeout does
1:51:33 About Pat

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- Robert

[videogenie]

As an engineer, I have designed fpga circuits and analogue circuits.
This is the next generation of circuit design mixing both design types onto a custom intergrated circuit.
It looks amazing.

[PsychogenicTechnologies]

It was a pleasure to get to share this with you and a thrill to actually do a design live--a simple one, but we still had to go through some debug during and mystery solving during simulation: can't get a more realistic example, hah! Thanks again for having me Robert 😀

[Circuitflux]

That's a long waited video. Not many channels talks about this one.

[lucaslautaromartinez]

Bro's majestic looking. I don't understand anything about this video, but I hope someday I will, and I hope to come back to see this video.

[thanatosor]

xscheme : draw schematic design
spice : simulate your circuit
magicsky : layout pcb
again, emulate your layout
then send to manufacturer

[v.]

i’m a front end engineer and this looks a lot cooler than typescript

[bubbasplants]

Absolutely insane that this is available to anybody. Thanks for sharing! Maybe I can learn enough to give it a try one day!

[jobaptist]

wow, after watching it the 2nd time, I just realized that the guy who'm Robert is interviewing is actually the original creator of the Atmel chip... well done Robert.. always admired your passion for creating these pcb boards...

[ralvarezb]

The two best youtubers on en electronics together. Yesah

[moemoe]

Wow amazing detailed overview - I thought I always wanted to make a chip for fun - but this shows it's really a labour of love required to get a simple chip produced.

[sacc]

I haven't watched your videos for almost a year as I've been more focused on software development due to my current job. However, I greatly appreciate your effort; your channel is outstanding and was a huge motivation while I was studying mechatronics engineering. I'm looking forward to catching up on all the videos I've missed and hope to transition to chip design within the next year.😁😁😁

[PeterA]

Somehow this landed on my recommendations and I'm glad I clicked.

[VladislavRumsh]

Was asking gpt about it recently, very nice to have a video about it

[virajnh]

Thankyou Robert and Pat for this amazing and wonderful session.

[JirkaHolas]

Thank you for a nicely produced video on a rather complex topic.

[sniperdogruffo]

I didn't know Fabio was so knowledgeable of electrical engineering!

[garygranato]

thank you robert, grate video, cool guest.

[mikejoyner]

Very nice way to introduce IC layout to those unfamiliar. Much easier to digest than VIrtuoso or Tanner which I use most of the time.

[SALSN]

This was great, thank you both 🙂
I hope I can find some time to play with this 🙂

[gaborm]

I already love it without even having seen it.