ABOUT VLSI PROJECT 2022 – 2023
IEEE Project Centre, a realm where innovation takes on a microscopic scale in the domain of IEEE VLSI projects for the years 2022-2023. As advocates of technical brilliance among students, enthusiasts, and future chip designers, we’re thrilled to introduce a diverse range of IEEE VLSI Projects that are poised to redefine the landscape of integrated circuit design and semiconductor technology.
In the rapidly evolving world of Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI), IEEE VLSI projects 2022-2023 stand as a pivotal phase with emerging architectures, advanced fabrication techniques, and transformative applications. At IEEE Project Centre, we’ve thoughtfully curated a collection of projects spanning various domains, from digital logic design and analog circuitry to FPGA-based implementations and low-power VLSI. Our primary goal is to provide you not only with projects but immersive learning experiences that empower you to excel in the dynamic VLSI ecosystem.
What distinguishes IEEE Project Centre is our unwavering commitment to excellence. Our team of experienced mentors, VLSI experts, and designers are dedicated to guiding you through every facet of your IEEE VLSI Project journey. From RTL coding to layout design and verification, we’re here to ensure that your project not only meets the highest standards but also reflects your growth as a proficient chip design specialist.
IEEE VLSI (Very Large Scale Integration) projects embody pioneering research in microelectronics and integrated circuit design. These projects focus on creating efficient and compact solutions for modern electronics, from designing energy-efficient processors and memory architectures to developing high-speed communication systems and advanced sensor networks. By harnessing intricate designs and cutting-edge fabrication technologies, IEEE VLSI Projects contribute to the development of innovative devices that power our digital world, showcasing the transformative potential of miniaturization and integration in modern technology.
LOW POWER
SNO | Projects List |
1 | Energy efficient reduce and rank using input adaptive approximations |
2 | Enfire: a spatio-temporal fine-grained reconfigurable hardware |
3 | Sign-magnitude encoding for efficient vlsi realization of decimal multiplication |
4 | Adaptive multibit crosstalk-aware error control coding scheme for on-chip communication |
5 | Dual-quality 4:2 compressors for utilizing in dynamic accuracy configurable multipliers |
7 | A way-filtering-based dynamic logical–associative cache architecture for low-energy consumption |
8 | Resource-efficient sram-based ternary content addressable memory |
9 | A high-efficiency 6.78-mhz full active rectifier with adaptive time delay control for wireless power transmission |
HIGH SPEED DATA TRANSMISSION
1 | High-speed and low-latency ecc processor implementation over gf(2m) on fpga |
2 | A 2.5-ps bin size and 6.7-ps resolution fpga time-to-digital converter based on delay wrapping and averaging |
3 | Comedi: combinatorial election of diagnostic vectors from detection test sets for logic circuits |
4 | Low-power scan-based built-in self-test based on weighted pseudorandom test pattern generation and reseeding |
5 | A 2.4–3.6-ghz wideband sub-harmonically injection-locked pll with adaptive injection timing alignment technique |
6 | fast automatic frequency calibrator using an adaptive frequency search algorithm |
7 | A 65-nm cmos constant current source with reduced pvt variation |
8 | High-speed parallel lfsr architectures based on improved state-space transformations |
9 | Scalable approach for power droop reduction during scan-based logic bist |
10 | Soft error rate reduction of combinational circuits using gate sizing in the presence of process variations |
11 | Stochastic implementation and analysis of dynamical systems similar to the logistic map |
AREA EFFICIENT/ TIMING & DELAY REDUCTION
1 | Roba multiplier: a rounding-based approximate multiplier for high-speed yet energy-efficient digital signal processing |
2 | Vlsi design of 64bit × 64bit high performance multiplier with redundant binary encoding |
3 | A method to design single error correction codes with fast decoding for a subset of critical bits |
4 | Hybrid hardware/software floating-point implementations for optimized area and throughput tradeoffs |
5 | Efficient soft cancelation decoder architectures for polar codes |
6 | Low-complexity digit-serial multiplier over gf(2m) based on efficient toeplitz block toeplitz matrix–vector product decomposition |
7 | Efficient designs of multiported memory on fpga |
8 | Hybrid lut multiplexer fpga logic architectures |
9 | Fpga realization of low register systolic all-one-polynomial multipliers over gf (2m) and their applications in trinomial multipliers |
10 | Coordinate rotation-based low complexity k-means clustering architecture |
11 | Energy-efficient vlsi realization of binary64 division with redundant number systems |
12 | Hardware-efficient built-in redundancy analysis for memory with various spares |
AUDIO, IMAGE & VIDEO PROCESSING
1 | A dual-clock vlsi design of h.265 sample adaptive offset estimation for 8k ultra-hdtv encoding |
NETWORKING ON CHIP (NOC)
1 | Multicast-aware high-performance wireless network-on-chip architectures | Download |
TANNER & MICROWIND/DSCH3 &HSPICE
2 | Scalable device array for statistical characterization of bti-related parameters |
3 | Write-amount-aware management policies for stt-ram caches |
4 | Temporarily fine-grained sleep technique for near- and subthreshold parallel architectures |
5 | Low-power design for a digit-serial polynomial basis finite field multiplier using factoring technique |
6 | Analysis and design of a low-voltage low-power double-tail comparator |
7 | Sense amplifier half-buffer (sahb): a low-power high-performance asynchronous logic qdi cell template |
8 | A 0.45 v 147–375 nwecg compression processor with wavelet shrinkage and adaptive temporal decimation architectures |
9 | 10t sram using half-vddprecharge and row-wise dynamically powered read port for low switching power and ultralow rbl leakage |
10 | A single channel split adc structure for digital background calibration in pipelined adcs |
11 | Energy-efficient tcam search engine design using priority-decision in memory technology |
12 | A 92-db dr, 24.3-mw, 1.25-mhz bw sigma–delta modulator using dynamically biased op amp sharing |
13 | On micro-architectural mechanisms for cache wear out reduction |
14 | Low-complexity transformed encoder architectures for quasi-cyclic non-binary ldpc codes over subfields |