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Any nice idea for MSc thesis/Project?

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wassa

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asic projects for thesis

I need some nice idea for my MSc thesis/project. My areas of interst are embedded and ASIC. It would be nice if some helping material is provided for.
 

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how big is an msc thesis

wassa said:
I need some nice idea for my MSc thesis/project. My areas of interst are embedded and ASIC. It would be nice if some helping material is provided for.
Hi,
What about building a SoC for say image prcoessing or signal processing applications from available open cores? My company can help you with guidance (note: we will NOT do the coding for you) if needed and if our timelines permit. Write to me if interested @ ajeetha <> gmail.com. But please do your homework before that - this SoC will be a model/dummy and not necessarily a commercial strenght. We may even say that it will be a Transaction level model and not synthesizable. All work will be in "front end" no back end.

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Ajeetha, CVC
www.noveldv.com
 
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msc project thesis topic forum

What's about ASIC challenges for 90nm and 65nm? Modern ASIC is shifting to 90nm and 65nm. And there are some challenging problems waiting to be conquered.
 

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ajeetha @gmail.com

ASIC has started getting down from 65nm to 45nm now-a-days...
So how about implementing our conventional digital...analog circuits in this technology......like say some fabrication types/////
Else , see these links to get more info....
1) University of California, Berkeley
2)MIT
3)www.project.org
4)www.sonsiviri.com
5) Our very own edaboard diwcussion forum has loads of ideas....
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digital msc theses topics

I think chip production test is a very good topic as test cost is a big part of whole chip. such as a 4x4mm chip, the test cost may be 1/3 of whole chip, while others is die and package.
 

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nice project ideas forums

I think low power should be a good idea at this level
 

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you need to discuss it with your adviser.
I doubt you can do whatever project you want.
 

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