Analog VLSI design training/courses in India

[rage_speed]

Hi All,

I am a fresher(2009 passout). I want to have a career in Analog design. I have googled for training centers in India but could not find any. So, can you tell me if there are any training centers in India which offer high standard training in Analog design.

Thanks for the help.

 

[marikundam]

Hi,
Its difficult to find training centres in Analog, instead IIT's provide Analog video lectue CDs which can be bought.
for details visit
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All the Best in your Career

 

[girih192002]

Hi,
In india there were no private insititute offer training program in Analog / RF VLSI. like now days there are so many institute offer training in FPGA / Front End for 6 month.
I have been these field from last 2.5 year. I was also very difficult for me to get it into this area. but. Now, when i look back and i feel very lucky that i am working on create thing like analog. the best way to get into it is, join M.Tech in Analog VLSI from IIT, some good NIT or get job in small start up company on small perk or start working on RF PCB board then move onto analog vlsi.

Even though after doing Mtech people wont get chance to work on Analog design. Folks work on front end / verification / layout man. so , let do and hope for best

 

[kidmanbasha]

Hi All,

I am a fresher(2009 passout). I want to have a career in Analog design. I have googled for training centers in India but could not find any. So, can you tell me if there are any training centers in India which offer high standard training in Analog design.

Thanks for the help.

Watch the analog design lectures by berkeley

webcast.berkeley.edu

 

[g.s.javed]

The best lectures for Indian students is from an Indian Prof. I really Admire this Professor.
He is Prof K.Radhakrishna Rao from IITM. His lecture videos from NPTEL are a great source of information. The methodology adopted by him to lecture is also very good.

Regards

Javed

 

[xdmicro]

learn by yourself.then join in a training at the field.

 

[btech.expert]

Speed Korse is offering training in Analog VLSI. It is founded by the alumni of IIT Madras. Look at their website speedkorse.com

 

[putturvenkatesh]

There is a 2 weeks training program by ekLakshya VLSI R&D Centre, Hubli starting on Jan 3rd, 2011.

Let me know if you are interested.

Curriculum : Basics of RLCVI -- expectation of core companies

Regards,
Venky