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== Administrative == | |||
* [[New Student Onboard]] - Info on servers, etc (Last Update: Jan 2023) | |||
* [[WICS Powerpoint Template]] - Download and instructions | |||
* [[Lab Website]] | |||
* [[Concur Reimbursement]] - Basic guide to Concur formatting (Last Update: 2021) | |||
== | == Fix VNC Problems == | ||
* [https:// | * [[Turn Off Annoying Pop Up]] - "Authentication is required ..." | ||
* [https:// | * [[Firefox Is Running In The Background Issue]] - Can't open firefox even with closed | ||
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* [ | == Advanced Tool Setup == | ||
* [ | * [[Server Monitor Utility]] - Updated Jan 2021 | ||
* [[Quickly Setup Tuning Bits For Simulation in Cadence]] | |||
* [[Delete all .cdslock files Safely]] - Updated Sept 2020 | |||
* [[Finesim Setup]] - Updated May 2020 | |||
* [[Amazing Vim Verilog Editor Setup]] - Updated May 2020 | |||
== Tutorials == | |||
* [[Helpful 3rd Party Tutorials]] - For Analog, Digital, PCB, and CAD Tools | |||
* [[FASoC/IDEA Flow Tutorial (GF12LP)]] - Info on making FASoC Block and working in FinFET/GF12 (Includes Analog Layout Tips) | |||
* [[GF22FDX Tutorial]] - Info on working in GF22FDX (setup, tips, PeakView) | |||
* [[Intel22 Tutorial]] - Info on working in Intel22 PDK (sometimes called Intel14 or other random numbers) | |||
* [[Basics on Monte Carlo / ADEXL Rev1]] | |||
* [[Altium RF Layout Flow]] | |||
* [[Digital Flow Tutorial in 65GP]] | |||
* [https://gitlab.eecs.umich.edu/wics/test/-/tree/main/Examples?ref_type=heads GitHub Tutorial] - How to use GitHub Desktop GUI to connect to and work with the WICS GitLab | |||
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== AFS Admin Resources == | |||
* [[AFS Commands]] | |||
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== Older Stuff Below (2015 and before, might not be that useful: read with caution) == | |||
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== CAD Information == | |||
* [[General Cadence Information]] | |||
* [[Virtuoso]] - All Cadence Information | |||
* [[Virtuoso Visualization and Analysis Tool]] | |||
* [[Cadence 6]] - This works on delta, kalamazoo, and manistee | |||
* [[LVS with Black Box]] | |||
* [https://webservices.itcs.umich.edu/mediawiki/wentzloff/index.php/Image:Ibm130doc.zip IBM 130nm CMOS technology] - IBM 130nm CMOS setup files from Seunghyun | |||
* [https://webservices.itcs.umich.edu/mediawiki/wentzloff/index.php/Image:cmrf8sf.zip cmrf8sf Setup Files] - IBM 130nm CMOS setup files from Jonathan | |||
* [https://webservices.itcs.umich.edu/mediawiki/wentzloff/index.php/Image:Guidelines_for_robust_S-parameter_model_development_application_note.pdf Using S-parameter file in Cadence] | |||
* [[CppSim]] | |||
* [[Altium]] | |||
* [[Remote Login Options]] | |||
* [[IC Kits]] | |||
* [[Synthesized Circuits]] | |||
* [[VerilogA]] | |||
* [[Mixed Signal Simulation]] | |||
== Laboratory Information == | |||
* [[Scripts]] | |||
* Current Lab Equipment & Manuals (coming soon) | |||
* [[Laboratory Software]] | |||
* [[Keysight X-Series Signal Generator]] - New Signal Generator Information | |||
* [[BenchVue]] - New Software from Agilent | |||
== RF General Information == | |||
* [[IEEE & FCC Standards]] | |||
== Administrative / Miscellaneous Information == | |||
* [[College of Engineering Travel Expense Policy]] | |||
* [[College of Engineering Business Hosting Expense Policy]] | |||
* [[Network Services]] | |||
* [[Reimbursements]] | |||
* Ctools Site | |||
** [[Old ctools wiki]] - Old information formerly available on the ctools wiki | |||
* [[Publication Information]] | |||
* [[Workstation Networking]] | |||
* [[Group Workspace]] | |||
* [[Linux Commands]] | |||
* [[McAfee Unwanted Programs Database]] | |||
* [[Connected Backup Service]] | |||
* [[Transportation to Detroit Airport]] | |||
* [[CAEN Advanced Computing (CAC)]] | |||
* [https://webservices.itcs.umich.edu/mediawiki/wentzloff/index.php/Image:Cob_guide.pptx Chip-on-Board Guidelines] | |||
* [[The Great Flood of 2014]] | |||
* [[Map Network Drives]] | |||
== Introduction to Building & Editing the Wiki == | |||
I'm sure that you have spent at least some time reading articles on Wikipedia, so the concept of wikis probably isn't new to you. That said, you probably don't spend late nights and countless hours editing Wikipedia, so building and editing pages on our wiki may be new. Now this shouldn't be a shock to anyone, but a good place to go to learn how to edit the wiki is--drum roll please--Wikipedia! | |||
Below are some links to Wikipedia pages that helped me figure out how to build and edit our wiki. If you find others that helped you, then feel free to edit this page and share them. | |||
=== Suggested References === | |||
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/How_to_edit How to Edit a Page] - This is a great single page that provides a good description of the basics. It also provides a long list of example code to get you started. | |||
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Starting_a_new_page Starting a New Page] - This is obviously pretty important. | |||
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style Manual of Style] - If you decide to be really hardcore about your contributions to the wiki, then feel free to read over the official Manual of Style for Wikipedia. | |||
*[http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Reference_card Reference Card] - If you want a quick reference sheet of wiki commands, then this is for you. The Reference Card is a cheatsheet of basic wiki commands. From this page, you can also get to a pdf version for easy printing. | |||
Latest revision as of 14:27, 20 May 2025
Administrative
- New Student Onboard - Info on servers, etc (Last Update: Jan 2023)
- WICS Powerpoint Template - Download and instructions
- Lab Website
- Concur Reimbursement - Basic guide to Concur formatting (Last Update: 2021)
Fix VNC Problems
- Turn Off Annoying Pop Up - "Authentication is required ..."
- Firefox Is Running In The Background Issue - Can't open firefox even with closed
Advanced Tool Setup
- Server Monitor Utility - Updated Jan 2021
- Quickly Setup Tuning Bits For Simulation in Cadence
- Delete all .cdslock files Safely - Updated Sept 2020
- Finesim Setup - Updated May 2020
- Amazing Vim Verilog Editor Setup - Updated May 2020
Tutorials
- Helpful 3rd Party Tutorials - For Analog, Digital, PCB, and CAD Tools
- FASoC/IDEA Flow Tutorial (GF12LP) - Info on making FASoC Block and working in FinFET/GF12 (Includes Analog Layout Tips)
- GF22FDX Tutorial - Info on working in GF22FDX (setup, tips, PeakView)
- Intel22 Tutorial - Info on working in Intel22 PDK (sometimes called Intel14 or other random numbers)
- Basics on Monte Carlo / ADEXL Rev1
- Altium RF Layout Flow
- Digital Flow Tutorial in 65GP
- GitHub Tutorial - How to use GitHub Desktop GUI to connect to and work with the WICS GitLab
AFS Admin Resources
Older Stuff Below (2015 and before, might not be that useful: read with caution)
CAD Information
- General Cadence Information
- Virtuoso - All Cadence Information
- Virtuoso Visualization and Analysis Tool
- Cadence 6 - This works on delta, kalamazoo, and manistee
- LVS with Black Box
- IBM 130nm CMOS technology - IBM 130nm CMOS setup files from Seunghyun
- cmrf8sf Setup Files - IBM 130nm CMOS setup files from Jonathan
- Using S-parameter file in Cadence
- CppSim
- Altium
- Remote Login Options
- IC Kits
- Synthesized Circuits
- VerilogA
- Mixed Signal Simulation
Laboratory Information
- Scripts
- Current Lab Equipment & Manuals (coming soon)
- Laboratory Software
- Keysight X-Series Signal Generator - New Signal Generator Information
- BenchVue - New Software from Agilent
RF General Information
Administrative / Miscellaneous Information
- College of Engineering Travel Expense Policy
- College of Engineering Business Hosting Expense Policy
- Network Services
- Reimbursements
- Ctools Site
- Old ctools wiki - Old information formerly available on the ctools wiki
- Publication Information
- Workstation Networking
- Group Workspace
- Linux Commands
- McAfee Unwanted Programs Database
- Connected Backup Service
- Transportation to Detroit Airport
- CAEN Advanced Computing (CAC)
- Chip-on-Board Guidelines
- The Great Flood of 2014
- Map Network Drives
Introduction to Building & Editing the Wiki
I'm sure that you have spent at least some time reading articles on Wikipedia, so the concept of wikis probably isn't new to you. That said, you probably don't spend late nights and countless hours editing Wikipedia, so building and editing pages on our wiki may be new. Now this shouldn't be a shock to anyone, but a good place to go to learn how to edit the wiki is--drum roll please--Wikipedia!
Below are some links to Wikipedia pages that helped me figure out how to build and edit our wiki. If you find others that helped you, then feel free to edit this page and share them.
Suggested References
- How to Edit a Page - This is a great single page that provides a good description of the basics. It also provides a long list of example code to get you started.
- Starting a New Page - This is obviously pretty important.
- Manual of Style - If you decide to be really hardcore about your contributions to the wiki, then feel free to read over the official Manual of Style for Wikipedia.
- Reference Card - If you want a quick reference sheet of wiki commands, then this is for you. The Reference Card is a cheatsheet of basic wiki commands. From this page, you can also get to a pdf version for easy printing.