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SPI, I2C and UART are the peripheral communication protocols targeted for low power, low complexity, low cost and low performance applications.
SPI, I2C and UART are the peripheral communication protocols targeted for low power, low complexity, low cost and low performance applications. These protocols are part of every SOC, including the complex mobile SOC and server SOC platforms. Learning SPI, I2C, and UART protocols is a good starting point for any fresher who want to get in to design and verification job roles. It is suggested to learn these, before starting on complex protocols like PCIe, USB and DDR. SPI, I2C and UART protocol and controller verification is 6 weeks training focused on in-depth understanding of protocols and UVC development for these protocols.
Design Verification Engineers with protocol knowledge (SPI, I2C, UART) are highly sought after in startups and MNCs.
Knowledge of UVC and SystemVerilog/UVM boosts your earning potential by 20–30%.
The job demand is expected to grow by 10–15% annually with the rise of IoT and embedded devices.
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Enrolling in the SPI, I2C, and UART training is an excellent decision for those aiming to build a strong foundation in peripheral communication protocols that are widely used in SoC design and verification. These protocols form the baseline for more advanced ones like PCIe, USB, and DDR, so mastering them early gives you a strategic advantage. The training is designed to offer deep protocol understanding along with hands-on experience in creating Universal Verification Components (UVCs), making it extremely relevant and practical for the current semiconductor industry needs. With expert mentorship, real-time project exposure, and 24/7 tool access, learners gain not just theoretical knowledge but also the confidence and skills to handle real-world scenarios.
SPI protocol
Architecture
Components
Signals
timing diagram
SPI Controller
Verilog RTL coding
Verilog TB development
SPI controller SV & UVM TB development
Test bench architecture
Test bench component coding in SV & UVM
Test bench component integration
Write and read test cases using UVM sequences
Monitor, coverage and scoreboard implementation
I2C protocol
Architecture
Components
Signals
timing diagram
I2C Controller
Verilog RTL coding
Verilog TB development
I2C controller SV & UVM TB development
Test bench architecture
Test bench component coding in SV & UVM
Test bench component integration
Write and read test cases using UVM sequences
Monitor, coverage and scoreboard implementation
UART protocol
Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter
Architecture
transmitter
receiver
Components
Signals
timing diagram
baud rate
UART Controller design and verification
Verilog RTL coding
Verilog TB development
UART controller SV & UVM TB development
Test bench architecture
Test bench component coding in SV & UVM
Test bench component integration
Write and read test cases using UVM sequences
Monitor, coverage and scoreboard implementation
UVC architecture
UVC components
UVC types
Master, Slave
Active, Passive
UVC test scenario listing down
UVC component coding
Driver, Sequencer, Monitor, Coverage, Environment
Interface, transaction, Slave model, assertions
Testbench integration
Testcase coding
Simulations and waveform analysis
Functional coverage analysis
Assertion coding and analysis
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Placement Highlights
Course presentations for all topics
Session notes
Lab documents with detailed steps
User guides
Yes. Participants will gain exposure to the following aspects
Each session of course is recorded, missed session videos will be shared
Yes, the course is beginner-friendly and ideal for freshers who want to build a strong foundation in protocol design and verification.
Yes, participants will receive a course completion certificate upon successfully completing all modules and assessments.
The training includes hands-on practice with industry-standard tools like ModelSim, Questa, and UVM environments.
Yes, we provide placement support through mock interviews, resume reviews, and job referrals through our industry connections.
The course is delivered via live instructor-led sessions, with recorded videos shared for later reference.
The SPI, I2C, and UART training spans 6 weeks, including both theory and practical lab sessions.
Absolutely. The course schedule is designed to accommodate both students and working professionals with weekend and evening options.
Yes, participants will work on hands-on mini-projects and protocol verification tasks simulating real industry work.
No. The required software tools will be provided via remote access, and a standard laptop with internet is sufficient.
Unlike passive content, this course offers interactive mentoring, hands-on labs, real-time feedback, and post-course support to ensure learning outcomes.