Which is better embedded or VLSI Quora?

They both are core fields.As the demands for electronics product is growing more and more embedded engineers are in demand, but due to tough syllabus people avoid getting into these fields. VLSI deals with manufacturing and designing of chips. Whereas embedded system deal with implementation of these chip ie.

What is the difference between VLSI and embedded systems?

Embedded systems design focuses on writing code that is implemented on a flexible piece of hardware, while VLSI focuses on translating programming instructions into a structure for an integrated circuit.

What is VLSI engineering?

Very large-scale integration (VLSI) is the process of creating an integrated circuit (IC) by combining millions of MOS transistors onto a single chip. An electronic circuit might consist of a CPU, ROM, RAM and other glue logic.

What are the different types of VLSI Engineering jobs?

Some positions are topic specific, such as: DFT engineer, cache design engineer (cache experts wanted!!!), STA/SSTA engineer, power optimization, VLSI implementation of computer vision or image/signal processing algorithms, VLSI design of encoders/decoders (e.g., Viterbi decoders), digitally-assisted analog design, and what not.

What is the job description of a VLSI architect?

VLSI Architect. A Ph.D. is strongly preferred, if not required. You would design the VLSI architecture of the IC, and work with (or rather lead) VLSI/IC design engineers to design and implement a VLSI system or AMS/RF IC design.

What are some other research fields that researchers in VLSI CAD can explore?

Quora User’s answer to What other research fields that researchers in VLSI CAD doing circuit and system simulation, physical design, or placement can explore and apply their knowledge and experience to? Design Automation of Robots, and Beyond!

What do I need to become a VLSI verification engineer?

VLSI verification engineers: Typically, a MS EE/ECE/EECS is required. Development verification testbenches at TLM/RTL, and SPICE stimuli (to be included in the SPICE netlist or in text file for circuit simulators such as Synopsys’s NanoSim).