Master Gate-Level Simulation concepts through personalized, hands-on sessions tailored to your design and verification needs. Learn timing, setup/hold checks, netlist-based debugging, and real-world GLS flows used in ASIC and FPGA signoff.
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GLS 1-1 Training Overview
This 1-on-1 training program is designed to equip engineers with in-depth knowledge and practical expertise in Gate-Level Simulation (GLS), a critical stage in the ASIC and FPGA design verification flow. The course bridges the gap between RTL simulation and post-synthesis/timing-aware validation, helping participants understand how timing, synthesis artifacts, and real gate-level behavior affect functional correctness. Delivered in a personalized format, the training adapts to the learner’s pace, current skill level, and project needs. Whether you're working toward signoff or trying to debug difficult setup/hold timing violations, the course provides the tools and insights needed to confidently navigate GLS environments.
- GLS basics, Synthesis & STA basics
- Setting up GLS TB environment, testplan, force files, unit delay and timing simulations
- Setup time, hold time, SDF, timing corners, SDF annotation
- GLS good practices, Choosing right frequency, Synchronizer flops
- Debugging GLS failures – Log file debug, X-trace, data flow and schematic tracing
- GLS hands on project – Unit delay and timing simulations, TB bring up

Key Features
Who All Can Attend This GLS 1-1 Training?
This training is ideal for professionals involved in digital design, verification, and backend implementation who want to strengthen their understanding of post-synthesis simulation and timing-aware debugging. It is especially useful for those preparing for tape-out or working in signoff-critical environments.Pre-requisites To Take GLS 1-1 Training
- Basic understanding of digital design concepts and RTL coding (Verilog or VHDL)
- Familiarity with simulation tools (e.g., ModelSim, VCS, or Questa)
- Knowledge of synthesis flow and netlist generation is helpful
- Awareness of timing concepts like setup, hold, and clock skew
- Prior experience with RTL verification is beneficial but not mandatory
- Comfort with reading and analyzing waveform outputs (optional but recommended)
High Demand for GLS 1-1 Training
Know about the Growing VLSI industry
ASIC Design Engineers with GLS expertise are preferred for signoff-level readiness and netlist validation.
Those who understand back-annotation, timing closure, and synthesis-to-simulation mismatches command higher salaries.
Mid-level engineers who can independently run and debug GLS regressions are often fast-tracked into lead positions.
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