Name: Introducing the Zero to ASIC analog course!
Uploaded: 2025-01-12T12:58:01.000Z
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Have you ever woken up feeling contented, and then you realise that your lovingly crafted, exquisitely laid out analog microchip was all a dream?

What a terrible crushing way to start the day, and I know we've all been there.

After all, with the inaccessible tools, the exorbitant cost of manufacture, the licenses, the paperwork, it would take a team years of effort and millions of dollars.

Due to popular demand, I've created the Zero to ASIC analog course, and budding chip designers just like you are jumping at the chance to command matter at the nanoscopic scale.

Whether you love the attention to detail of schematic capture, the confidence you'll gain with simulation, the sweet meditation of a well-crafted hand layout, or the surge of pride you'll get when you show your own chip to your friends, this course will turn your nerdiest dreams to 100% unquantized analog reality.

Analog and mixed signal design are a key reason to make custom microchips.

After all, if you're only doing digital, you can probably do it faster and cheaper on an FPGA or a microcontroller.

But when you put both analog and digital together on the same chip, you can build circuits that are impossible to make any other way.

The course is very practical, with 11 labs to get your hands dirty, and uniquely, the ticket cost also includes your design on one of our future chips.

If you're a total beginner, you can start with one of the example schematics and follow the recorded guides all the way through to tape out.

If you already have some semiconductor experience, you'll get exposure to parts of the flow outside of your normal silo.

And if you already have analog skills with the industry standard software, this course will save you months of time transitioning to the open source tools.

The massive time savings of going through the course, 100% worth it on that, just that alone.

As well as the course material and the virtual machine, you also get access to the zero to ASIC course community, weekly meetups, and a twice monthly analog specific call with our resident expert, Professor Harold Pretel.

I think the community that we have is really great, especially with the Discord server.

I honestly haven't really had any problems with, you know, getting stuck.

Participants on this course have already committed many designs to silicon, including op-amps, filters, mixers, A2Ds, D2As, and lots more.

So whether you're in industry, academia, or an amateur, consider that after learning how to use the open source tools, you can tape out future analog designs for less than 500 bucks.

It's never been cheaper or easier to get involved in the exciting world of open source analog microelectronics.

 Sign up and jump in with the zero to ASIC analog course.

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Introducing the Zero to ASIC analog course!

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