Implementing 2-bit Array Multiplier Using VSDSquadron Mini
Overview This project involves implementing a 2-bit array multiplier using the VSDSquadron Mini, a RISC-V based SoC development kit. An array multiplier is a crucial […]
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Binary to Gray Code Converter using VSDSquadron Mini
Overview This project demonstrates the implementation of a binary to Gray code converter using the VSDSquadron Mini. The goal is to take a 3-bit binary […]
Implementing Moisture Sensor using VSDSquadron Mini
Overview The project demonstrates the implementation of a moisture sensor using the VSDSquadron Mini, a RISC-V based development kit. The core concept revolves around detecting […]
Smart Door using IR sensor and servo motor
Overview The Smart Door project presents an innovative integration of infrared (IR) sensing technology with the CH32V003 RISC-V processor to create an automated door system. […]
NASSCOM Positions VSD at the Forefront of VLSI Skilling Initiatives in India
Another Big Day for VSD and its community….
NASSCOM Positions VSD at the Forefront of VLSI Skilling Initiatives in India. Read blog for more details.
14 Years of Innovation vs. 30 Years of Experience: Bridging Qualitative Brilliance with Quantitative Wisdom
Look at these images from RISC-V HDP program conducted by a 14yr old company (VLSI System Design) VSD In the realm of learning and professional […]
VSDOpen2023: Where RISC-V Dreams Turn into Product Reality
Welcome to a milestone in the world of VLSI and semiconductors – the VSDOpen2023. This year’s conference is not just another event; it’s a defining moment that promises to reshape the contours of the industry.
VSDOpen2023: Think BIG with the RISC-V Product Development Hackathon – A Call to Young India!
India, the land of innovations and revolutions, is on the brink of another technological metamorphosis. And you, the young minds of our great nation, are […]
From EFY Magazine to VSDSquadron: VSD’s Journey Through the Electronics Interview Circuit
Read our interview at Electronics for you (EFY) magazine and dive into the transformative world of VLSI with the enlightening article that serves as a beacon for all aspiring electronics enthusiasts. VLSI, or Very Large Scale Integration, isn’t just a technical term; it’s a vision that beckons the future of electronics, breathing life into devices by embedding millions of transistors on a singular chip. This incredible feat of engineering has not only redefined the electronics landscape but has also expanded the horizons of what’s conceivable.
Five reasons why you need VLSI and RISC-V education board ‘VSDSquadron’
Working with real chips also provides an opportunity to develop problem-solving skills. You will encounter errors and glitches while working with the chips, and you will need to use your creativity and critical thinking skills to identify and solve the problems. This process helps to build a problem-solving mindset that is essential for success in the field of electronic design. In conclusion, the labs using real chips offered by “vsdsquadron” provide a unique learning experience that is essential for gaining a deep understanding of VLSI and RISC-V. It allows you to develop hands-on experience with the technology, build practical skills, and foster a problem-solving mindset.
