Federal University of Campina Grande Cadence University Program Member
General Information
The Federal University of Campina Grande is a member of the Cadence University Program
and this web page will outline how Cadence products are used on our campus.
This web page only describes the courses and research projects that use Cadence products,
other software may also be used but that is irrelevant to the topic of this page.
Remember: Cadence is the name of a company - students do not "learn Cadence",
they learn about Cadence products.
- Circuit Integrated for Processing of Meteorological Signals
Type: research
Project of an integrated circuit of a converting sigma-delta with thermoresistive sensor
in the mesh of feedback of the converter, with the goal to measure fluid speeds.
- Structure and Conception of Integrated Circuit
Type: classroom
Introduction to Microelectronics. Elements of physics of semiconductors,
technology and modeling of transistors. Mathematical tools. Basic components.
Amplification. Techniques of commuted capacitors. Technique in current way.
Introduction to filtering. Introduction to analogical-digital and digital-analogical conversion.
Noise in integrated circuits. Simulation. Test of CIs.
- IC of a Analogico-digital Conversor Sigma-delta with Termoresistive Sensor
Type: research
Project of an integrated circuit of a converting sigma-delta with termoresistivo sensor
in the mesh of feedback of the converter, with the goal to measure temperature and humidity.
- ASIC Design Process.
Type: classroom
The course introduces basic techniques of optimization of VLSI circuits.
Algorithms for circuit partitioning, floorplanning, placement and global routing.
Scaling and deep-submicron issues in VLSI design are emphasized.
- Functional Verification in ASIC Design.
Type: classroom
This course introduces basic techniques of functional verification of ASIC Design.
- Speaker Verification IP-Core.
Type: research
The Speaker Verification IP-Core is responsible for verifying whether a speaker is
who he or she claims to be or not. The verification is done by comparing a set of coefficients,
extracted in real time from his/her voice, with a set of coefficients (a codebook)
previously obtained during a speaker system-training phase.
So, there are three possible responses: Accepted, Rejected or Unknown.
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Contact for this Web Page
Email:
freire@dee.ufcg.edu.br - Raimundo Freire
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