RISC-V Processor Design: Designing Open Source Processor using Verilog and FOGS (VLSI Design & Semiconductor Engineering)
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RISC-V Processor Design: Designing Open Source Processor using Verilog and FOGS (VLSI Design & Semiconductor Engineering)

by Dr. Saumya Srivastava

Processor Design VLSI Design Verilog RISC-V Semiconductor Engineering
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RISC-V Processor Design introduces the design of open-source processors using RISC-V, Verilog, and FOGS. Framed within VLSI design and semiconductor engineering, it offers a focused resource for readers studying processor architecture, digital hardware development, and contemporary open-source approaches to chip design.

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RISC-V Processor Design focuses on designing open-source processors using the RISC-V instruction set architecture.

The book addresses processor development with Verilog, a hardware description language used in digital and semiconductor design.

It connects RISC-V processor concepts with FOGS and the broader practice of VLSI design.

Suitable for readers exploring processor architecture, hardware design, and open-source approaches in semiconductor engineering.

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