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Welcome to the NCSU Electronic Design Automation (EDA) Wiki, a collection of design kits, methodologies, and tutorials for research and coursework in integrated circuit design. ==Sponsors== North Carolina State University is lucky to receive generous support from three vendors who provide us with software, support for their software, and support for this wiki. In alphabetical order, these vendors are: *[[Cadence_University_Program_Member | Cadence Design Systems, Inc.]] *[[Mentor_Graphics | Mentor Graphics]] *[[Synopsys | Synopsys]] We greatly appreciate their support! ==Contents== It is simple to navigate the entire wiki using the navigation bar at the left of the page. Our most popular areas are: * '''[[NCSU CDK]]''' - NCSU Cadence Design Kit, a process design kit (PDK) for Cadence design tools to design integrated circuits using the [http://www.mosis.org MOSIS] fabrication processes, available for [[NCSU_CDK_download | public download ]] * '''[[FreePDK]]''' - FreePDK is an effort to develop an open-source, Open-Access-based PDK for the 45nm technology node and the [http://www.eas.asu.edu/~ptm Predictive Technology Model]. * [[Tutorial:Contents | '''Tutorials''']] - How to use the kits and other design tools Please send all suggestions, questions, or comments about this Wiki, or the NCSU CDK to the NCSU EDA Help Desk: [mailto:eda_help@ncsu.edu eda_help@ncsu.edu].

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