VLSI Design

VLSI design, or Very-Large-Scale Integration, refers to the process of creating integrated circuits by combining thousands to millions of transistors into a single chip. This technology allows for more powerful and compact electronic devices, such as smartphones and computers. Designers use specialized software to layout the circuit, ensuring it operates efficiently and reliably. The goal is to optimize performance while minimizing size, power consumption, and manufacturing costs. VLSI design plays a critical role in modern electronics, enabling advancements in various fields like telecommunications, medical devices, and consumer technology.