Mr. Vikas Nagaraj

Best practices for delivering high quality integrated circuits

Abstract of talk:

Delivering high-quality integrated circuits (ICs) requires a multifaceted approach that encompasses design precision, rigorous testing, and efficient manufacturing practices. Best practices include adopting a design-for-manufacturability (DFM) approach, utilizing advanced simulation tools, and enforcing strict adherence to industry standards like ISO 9001 and JEDEC. Emphasis on early-stage verification, continuous design validation, and comprehensive fault coverage ensures reliability and performance. Collaboration across design, verification, and fabrication teams is essential to minimize defects and optimize yield. Incorporating automated testing and real-time monitoring throughout production further enhances quality control. By integrating these best practices, organizations can ensure the production of robust, high-performance ICs that meet market demands and regulatory requirements.