Practical AMBA AXI Design Experience for Semiconductor Design Engineers
AXI4-Lite, AXI4-Stream, AXI4 Theory and Practice
Insight to understand the entire system
Real-world Verilog HDL taught by a non-memory design engineer: Complete mastery of AMBA AXI4!
AMBA that memory design professionals must know
Hello! This is Matbi from Design Self-Study. This lecture, continuing from Season 1, covers AMBA(Advanced Microcontroller Bus Architecture), which design/verification/system architects must know.
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I have included know-how gained from direct experience while working on AMBA-related designs in the field.
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The practice code we'll be providing to you students exceeds 10,000 lines.
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We promise a lecture quality unique to Design Self-Study that no one else can imitate.
This is not a beginner's course!
This course targets the knowledge level of 4-8 years of experience in non-memory design.
I highly recommend this course for the following people.
[[STRONG_1]]1️⃣[[/STRONG_2]] Those who are interested in design and have the [[STRONG_2]]will to excel[[/STRONG_2]] (most important)
2️⃣Semiconductor field master's and doctoral students
[[STRONG_1]]3️⃣[[/STRONG_2]] [[STRONG_2]]Design professionals[[/STRONG_2]] who want to experience AMBA
Dreaming of becoming a non-memory design expert? Self-study design roadmap
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If you take this course, you will acquire proper skills in non-memory design.
Non-memory design engineers can gain the fundamental knowledge and design confidence they need to possess.
You can learn the essential knowledge needed in real-world practice.
If you master this, you can acquire design knowledge equivalent to that of engineers with 4-8 years of experience.
You can design and verify your own HW IP.
We will actively utilize this knowledge in the various project lectures of the Design Self-Study Taste Ratio that will follow.
Why Self-Study Design Courses Are Differentiated 📌
Don't learn half-heartedly! We deliver the know-how of industry professionals as is.
I am a working professional in design. I created this course after personally designing everything myself. This is different from courses that only cover superficial knowledge with pretentious know-it-all attitudes.
Don't learn half-heartedly. We will definitely deliver the knowledge you truly need for real design engineering practice.
Because every minute and second of your time is precious, all classes are directly edited by Seolgyedokhak.
Does the video runtime feel shorter compared to other courses? We don't include unnecessary time in our lectures such as tool runtime, break time during explanations, or awkward jokes.
You can learn with a much more substantial and comprehensive pace compared to other courses when mastering all the theory and practical code I provide.
All the content you need to study so you can practice sufficiently.
High-quality Verilog HDL practice code designed directly by industry professionals
AXI4-Lite / AXI4-Stream / AXI4-Standard
It covers all the theory and practice created directly by Matbi.
FPGA synthesis is possible.
AXI VIP environment that can only be used in the field
Experience the powerful AXI VIP environment firsthand.
We use the verified free simulation tool Vivado Xsim.
I confirmed it works by uploading it to the FPGA.
The project files that were used are also provided.
If you become a non-memory design engineer in Korea 💪
Korea is a powerhouse in memory semiconductors. It is not a powerhouse in non-memory semiconductors. Therefore, the government and companies are making significant investments, and there are several design companies as well. Try searching for the "Verilog HDL" keyword on job sites. Many companies around the world are looking for semiconductor design engineers. Is there a company you want to work for? Search for that company's salary.
Non-memory design related companies correspond to the top 1% of average salaries among domestic companies. It's a profession where you need to study as much as you earn, and it's not an easy path, but it's work with solid prospects waiting ahead.
See you in the field 🖐
Thank you sincerely for reading this far. I am confident that you will all become excellent design engineers.
The choice is yours. I look forward to meeting you all in the field. Thank you. From Matbi.
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Who is this course right for?
Matbi Verilog HDL Season 1 Completers
Individuals with 1-2+ years of professional knowledge.
HW design professionals, or Master's/Ph.D. knowledge holders.
fosiel9510, thank you for your course review.
When you first encounter AXI4, the structure can feel complex, but if you focused on 'the process of gaining hands-on understanding of operational flow' rather than theory in Season 2, you're learning it properly. Although you're only at 30%, you're at the point where the flow is starting to come together, so if you complete it to the end, interface design will become much clearer and more organized for you. Enjoy your studies!
Congratulations on completing the course, Sanghyeok!
Season 2 is structurally quite challenging in terms of difficulty, so thank you very much for following through to the end. The experience of directly designing the AXI4 protocol will serve as a strong foundation for any project you work on in the future. I hope we can continue to grow together in the next phase.
jhpark7, thank you for taking the course.
Although we're still in the early stages, the core of Season 2 will become increasingly clear. I've structured it so that the essential flow of AXI4 architecture connects well with actual design approaches, so if you follow along steadily to the end, you'll definitely grasp the big picture. I'm cheering you on for a consistent completion!
Thank you, Taehyung Kim, for leaving a course review.
You've already completed nearly half of the course. If you continue following along step by step as you have been, the flow and structure of AMBA AXI4 will become much clearer to you. I look forward to completing the entire course together with you.
For the theoretical part, the content can be found in the AMBA spec or Xilinx Reference manual, but when it comes to actual implementation, having reference implementations to refer to and knowing whether unknown features exist (especially in protoinst or VIP utilization) makes a huge difference, and this was very practically helpful.
hjKim, thank you for leaving such a thoughtful course review.
As you mentioned, there are parts that are difficult to grasp with just the reference manual, and I'm glad that encountering the implementations through hands-on practice was helpful. I feel especially rewarded that you found even the detailed features like protoinst and VIP utilization meaningful. I encourage you to connect what you've learned to your actual projects as well!