Escuela Superior de Ingenieros
Laboratorio
de Microelectrónica Digital
Digital
Microelectronics Lab
Staff:
Dr.
Miguel Angel Aguirre Echánove
Dr.
Jonathan Noel Tombs
Dr.
Fernando Muñoz Chavero
Course "Digital Microelectronics Lab" is an optional course in the 4th level in Telecommunication Engineering title and in 2nd level in Electronic Engineering title. In this page all the information related to the projects is exposed.
The course consists
of a development and implementation of a complete microelectronic project
made by teams of THREE students.
The complete project
have to be described in a HDL and have to be finished with a ready-to-run
prototype, using a FPGA board. All the information about the course is
given (in spanish) at the begining of the course Telecommunication
Engineering and Electrónic
Engineering.
The course site is at the assigned room in the compunting centre of our school.
METHODOLOGY
The course pursues to give the student, added to the normal exercise of the contents of the microelectronics course, an experience on self-organising of the work inside the team, experience on oral presentations and take decisions in "open" problems.
During the course-time two documents must be done, draft project and project, and two oral presentations. A guide (in spanish) about how to do it is proposed. At the end of the course the temas has to provide:
USEFUL INFORMATION
USED IN THIS COURSE
Manuals for the FPGA's:
STUDENT PROJECTS DEVELOPED
IN PREVIOUS YEARS
TRAINING LAB PROJECTS
FOR BEGINING THE COURSE (in spanish)
Here, the popular layout editor program from Etienne Sicard can be downloaded. Other PC programs can be also downloaded.
Some shareware utilities for practising with VHDL
A design for bidirectional dialog between Parallel Centronics port and XS40 Board
Important Dates
1st oral presentation for Telecommunication Engineering: Th, March 1 of 2001
1st oral presentation for Electronic Engineering: We, March 14 of 2001
SEE VIRTEX PROJECTS DEVELOPED IN OUR DEPARTMENT (UNSHADES project)
Acknowledgements (agradecimientos):
and the Xilinx University Program (XUP).
Gently donated the software Foundation
3.3i licenses and the development board XS40.
Technical support and development of the XS40 board.
Following these links you'll find our personal web sites: Miguel A. AguirreJonathan N. Tombs