Welcome to the home page of the Cadence Users
Group at University of Idaho. Students obtain practical
experience in advanced electronics design using state-of-the-art
CAD tools, computing and laboratory facilities.
The
Cadence® EDA tools are used by students taking several ECE
courses and by research projects listed below. We utilize the
Custom IC and Verification tools provided by
Cadence®.
We have Cadence tutorials for ECE students and for general public
in following link.
- ECE310 and
ECE311 student resources
Classes currently using Cadence Tools
ECE310
/ ECE311 Microelectronics
I/Lab - This course introduce the student to basic physical
electronics, electronic devices, and device characteristics. The
devices include diodes, metal oxide semiconductor field-effect
transistors (MOSFET), bipolar junction transistors (BJT), and
operational amplifiers (Op-Amp). To provide the fundamentals and
basic skills required to analyze (DC, AC and small-signal
analysis) and design circuits containing diodes, MOSFETs, BJTs,
and Op-amps.
Research Projects currently using
Cadence Tools
N/A
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