The goal of Purdue SoCet (system-on-chip extension technologies) is to provide students hands on experience with a fully developed industry quality SoC design flow. Members of the group engage with RTL design, physical design, PCB design, chip bringup, verification methods, an array of EDA tools and software development.

Mar 28, 2025 · SoCET: The SoCET team provides students with a comprehensive System on Chip design, fabrication and testing that is as similar to industry practice.

Purdue SoCET. Welcome to the Purdue SoCet (System-on-Chip Extension Technologies) homepage! Our goal is to provide students hands on experience with a fully developed industry quality SoC design flow.

Welcome to the Purdue SoCet (System-on-Chip Extension Technologies) homepage! Our goal is to provide students with a fully developed industry-style SoC design flow. Students will gain experience with RTL design, formal verifcation methodologies, PCB design and bringup, synthesis and place and route tools, and software drivers.

Jul 15, 2022 · TL:DR; it's all about finding your niche there - there's almost always something you can do for SoCET, while learning about other subteams' work during the meetings. I'd suggest talking to Dr. J and the subteam heads about what they get up to to see what you think you could be interested in, and get involved if you think it's interesting.

It includes support for features such as TensorCores and CUDA Dynamic Parallelism as well as a performance visualization tool, AerialVisoin, and an integrated energy model, GPUWattch. Loading…

Because of the wide range of projects, the experience and skill requirements for SoCET are flexible. Almost any kind of background in circuit design, logic design, circuit simulation, computer architecture, and microcontroller programming will be useful in some part of the team.

Goal: AFT-X03's main focus was to create an SoC with basic functionality. The only supported. peripheral is GPIO. This was the team's first attempt at on-chip SRAM. The simplicity of the. chip allows us to focus on establishing a team design flow before moving onto more complex designs. Status: AFT-X03 is taped out and is currently under bring-up.

If you need more information about SoCET and how to join the team, please email [email protected]. If you are interested in being a part of the SoCET team either through credit or on a volunteer basis in the Summer 2025 semester please apply using this open-registration application form.

The "AFTx06_Caravel" repository is the collection of files for the AFTx06 RISC-V core that was designed by the Purdue System-on-Chip Extension Technology (SoCET) team. As an undergraduate team, our goal is to provide students with an educational hands on experience for system-on-chip ( SoC ) design with industry quality SoC design flows.