Teardown 2024 - Making Chips with Open Tools and TinyTapeout - Pat Deegan @crowd_supply
Teardown 2024 - Making Chips with Open Tools and TinyTapeout - Pat Deegan  @crowd_supply
Uploaded July 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Presented by Pat Deegan:

Microcontrollers, sensors, all sorts of dedicated chips make up the building blocks of the devices we create when designing circuits and PCBs. Someone makes these... that someone could be you! What was unthinkable just a few years ago is now possible: thanks to TinyTapeout and an ecosystem of open source tools, you can learn and actually produce fully custom ASIC designs. And if you want to hold real silicon that you've sculpted in your hands, it's possible at a fraction of traditional cost. Digital, analog and mixed signal designs are all possible, and I've created ASIC projects, and made demoboards, software and extension modules that interact with each of these. I'll walk you through my adventure and show you how you can enter the world of nanoscopic design, regardless of your level of expertise.

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