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The document outlines various digital design projects, including AES encryption, ALU design, CPU design, and more. It also covers verification and testing projects for protocols like UART and I2C/SPI, low-power VLSI design projects, FPGA-based projects such as image processing and speech recognition, analog and mixed-signal VLSI projects, and AI/ML-enabled VLSI projects. Each category includes specific project ideas aimed at enhancing skills in digital design and verification.

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Project Ideas

The document outlines various digital design projects, including AES encryption, ALU design, CPU design, and more. It also covers verification and testing projects for protocols like UART and I2C/SPI, low-power VLSI design projects, FPGA-based projects such as image processing and speech recognition, analog and mixed-signal VLSI projects, and AI/ML-enabled VLSI projects. Each category includes specific project ideas aimed at enhancing skills in digital design and verification.

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Digital Design Projects


a. AES Encryption/Decryption using VHDL/Verilog: Secure your DATA
TRANSMISSION with encryption techniques.
b. ALU (Arithmetic Logic Unit) Design: Implement a 16-BIT ALU with various
ARITHMETIC and LOGIC OPERATIONS.
c. CPU Design (Simple RISC Processor): Build a BASIC RISC-BASED CPU to
execute instructions.
d. Floating Point Unit (FPU) Design: Implement IEEE-754 floating point
arithmetic for accurate NUMBER REPRESENTATION.
e. Digital Clock with Alarm: A fun FPGA-BASED CLOCK with LCD/LED DISPLAY and
an ALARM FEATURE.
2. Verification & Testing Projects
a. Verification of UART Protocol using SystemVerilog & UVM: Test the UART
PROTOCOL functionality and performance.
b. I2C/SPI Communication Protocol Verification: Verify the I2C/SPI PROTOCOLS
for proper data communication.
c. AXI Protocol Implementation & Verification: Implement and verify the AXI
PROTOCOL for HIGH-PERFORMANCE DATA TRANSFER.
d. Memory Controller Verification: Test interfaces like DDR3/DDR4 MEMORY
CONTROLLERS for seamless memory access.
3. Low-Power VLSI Design Projects
a. Low-Power Flip-Flop Design: Use CLOCK GATING techniques to OPTIMIZE POWER
CONSUMPTION in flip-flops.
b. Power Optimization in FIR Filter Design: Apply APPROXIMATION TECHNIQUES to
reduce POWER USAGE in FIR filters.
c. Low-Power Multiplier Design: Implement a BOOTH’S ALGORITHM or WALLACE TREE
multiplier with LOW POWER CONSUMPTION.
4. FPGA-Based Projects
a. Image Processing using FPGA: Work on FACE DETECTION and EDGE DETECTION
algorithms for IMAGE PROCESSING.
b. Traffic Light Controller using FPGA: Design a TRAFFIC LIGHT SYSTEM based
on REAL-TIME DATA inputs.
c. Speech Recognition System on FPGA: Create a SPEECH RECOGNITION SYSTEM to
convert speech into text.
d. Cryptographic Hash Function Implementation on FPGA: Implement HASHING
ALGORITHMS like SHA on FPGA for secure applications.
5. Analog & Mixed-Signal VLSI Projects
a. SAR ADC Design: Build a SUCCESSIVE APPROXIMATION REGISTER (SAR) ADC for
ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERSION.
b. CMOS Operational Amplifier Design: Design a LOW-POWER CMOS OP-AMP for
signal processing.
c. PLL (Phase-Locked Loop) Design: Develop a PLL CIRCUIT for generating
STABLE CLOCK SIGNALS.
d. Low Noise Amplifier (LNA) for RF APPLICATIONS: Design an LNA to amplify
weak signals while minimizing NOISE.
6. AI/ML-Enabled VLSI Projects
a. Edge AI Accelerator for TinyML: Create a HARDWARE ACCELERATOR to run AI/ML
MODELS on tiny devices.
b. Hardware Implementation of CNNs on FPGA: Design an FPGA-BASED SYSTEM for
running CONVOLUTIONAL NEURAL NETWORKS (CNNs).
c. Systolic Array Design for Deep Learning: Implement a SYSTOLIC ARRAY
architecture to optimize DEEP LEARNING APPLICATIONS.

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