HeiChips 2026
Workshop: Hands-on: Python für den Hardware-Entwurf Einführung in noRTL
Georg Gläser
Abstract:
Discover noRTL, a Python-based hardware description framework that lets you design SystemVerilog FSMs without writing RTL by hand. This hands-on Workshop takes you from basic signal manipulation to advanced topics like parallel processes, inter-process communication via channels, and Verilog integration. Through live coding exercises and real-world examples from coffee makers to LED matrices you'll learn how Python's familiar syntax can simplify hardware design, improve testability, and accelerate development. Whether you're a hardware engineer exploring new tools or a Python developer curious about digital design, this workshop will change how you think about hardware description.
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Core topic
AI-based design and test automation
We are researching to use AI to make the development process of integrated sensor systems safer and more cost-effective. AI can help developers in the process to avoid errors and apply informal knowledge in an automated way.
Service for R&D
IC design methods
We develop new AI-based methods and tools for your system-on-chip and FPGA designs to master the increasing complexity of integrated systems and thus further increase performance.
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