Hi

You know the theory. But can you prove it?

In your next VLSI interview, when they ask you to explain:

• "What happens to threshold voltage as a device scales?"
• "How do you measure the quality of a switching device?"
• "Show me how you'd characterize an inverter's performance."

...will you just talk? Or will you describe the SPICE simulation you ran to find the answer?

This is your final call to join our hands-on workshop: CMOS Device Physics with SPICE & SKY130. Registration closes in 12 hours.

This isn't about memorizing advanced architectures. It's about mastering the core device physics that make those architectures necessary. It's the foundational knowledge that every good engineer is tested on.

In this workshop, you will not watch. You will do:

• ✅ Setup SPICE with the open-source SKY130 PDK.
• ✅ Simulate and plot the core characteristics of a MOSFET (I-V curves).
• ✅ Identify key effects like Body Effect and Channel-Length Modulation in your own plots.
• ✅ Build, simulate, and measure the performance of a CMOS inverter.
• ✅ Walk away with a portfolio of simulation results that prove you understand the "why" behind the device physics.

This is the practical foundation for acing device and circuit interview questions.

Secure Your Spot for the CMOS Workshop (Closes in 12h)
https://www.vlsisystemdesign.com/cmos-circuit-design-spice-simulation-using-sky130-technology/

Investment: $25

We guarantee you'll leave with actionable skills.

Don't just understand CMOS. Prove it.

Cheers,
The VSD Team