TDTS01 Computer aided design of electronics

Labs

General rules on laboration

• Before you start with the lab, please carefully read the LABORATION RULES FOR UNDERGRADUATE COURSES.

Lab requirements

• In order to pass the lab, you need to write a short project specification, demonstrate your design to your lab assistant, and write a lab report (see Ch. 6 in the Lab Compendium for detailed requirements).
• Printed reports should be handed in together with the laboration covers located in print rooms.
  Please note that NO handwritten report is accepted.
• The authors/presenters of a lab report/demonstration must be the SAME students as the registered in the sub-group in webreg. Inconsistent information leads to a failed lab report/demonstration.
• A lab sub-group consists of AT MOST TWO students.
• If two registered students from DIFFERENT SUB-GROUPS would like to team up in a new sub-group,
  BOTH should write to their lab assistants that they have an mutual aggreement on working together in the new sub-group.
• Students in a sub-group should evenly distribute the workload.
  One who does not meet the minimum requirement can be failed individually, regardless how his/her lab partner works.

Lab registration

• Please sign up for the lab through webreg.

Project topics

• You should choose one of lab assignment topics listed on this web page or come with your own suggestion (which has to be discussed with the lab assistant and approved).

Important dates and deadlines

• Last day for lab registration & approval of project topic: 2012-01-30

• Last day for presentation of the behavioral model: 2012-02-15

• Last day for lab demonstration: 2012-03-02, 8-10, SU00/01 (last lab session)

• Last day for submitting lab reports: 2012-03-16

The results (i.e., the students that have passed the laboratory part of the course) will be registered in LADOK on Monday morning, March 19, 2012. Late submissions will be corrected when your assistant has time. The next corresponding LADOK registration will be end of June.

Lab documents

• Lab Compendium (PDF)

• Tutorial of High-Level Synthesis (PDF)

• Lesson Note 1 (PDF)

• Lesson Note 2 (PDF)

• Lesson Note 3 (PDF)

Resources

• VHDL Cookbook (PDF)