NIELIT And SCL Mohali Collaborate To Make Indigenous 1.2 µm Process Design Kit Available On eChipHub
The National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology (NIELIT) and Semi-Conductor Laboratory (SCL) Mohali have joined forces to make an indigenous 1.2 µm Process Design Kit available on the eChipHub platform, marking a significant step towards strengthening India's semiconductor design ecosystem. The facility serves strategic sectors including space, defence and telecommunications. The initiative aligns with the government's India Semiconductor Mission 2.0, which received approval with a fiscal outlay of Rs 1.28 lakh crore to accelerate development of a robust semiconductor ecosystem in India.Please click here to add Swarajya as your preferred and trusted news source on Google
- ▪The National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology (NIELIT) and Semi-Conductor Laboratory (SCL) Mohali have joined forces to make an indigenous 1.2 µm Process Design Kit available on the eChipHub platform, marking a significan
- ▪The facility serves strategic sectors including space, defence and telecommunications.
- ▪The initiative aligns with the government's India Semiconductor Mission 2.0, which received approval with a fiscal outlay of Rs 1.28 lakh crore to accelerate development of a robust semiconductor ecosystem in India.Please click here to add
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The National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology (NIELIT) and Semi-Conductor Laboratory (SCL) Mohali have joined forces to make an indigenous 1.2 µm Process Design Kit available on the eChipHub platform, marking a significant step towards strengthening India's semiconductor design ecosystem. The collaboration aims to provide chip designers, startups and academic institutions with accessible tools for integrated circuit development.The Process Design Kit represents a library of pre-designed building blocks that chip designers use to create new circuits, functioning similarly to how architects use standard components to design buildings.
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