Vietnam won the championship of the international IC design competition

The two teams of the National University of Ho Chi Minh City have won the 2 highest prizes of the 14th Large Scale Integrated Circuit Design Competition (LSI - Large Scale Integrated) in Okinawa, Japan.

This information was reported by National University of Ho Chi Minh City on April 12. The first prize belongs to Fetel07 team of the University of Natural Sciences, consisting of two members, Nguyen Phu Khanh and Tang Phuong Dung.

Team Kitten with two members Nguyen Pham Hoang Dung and Huynh Quang Trung (of Microchip Research and Training Center - ICDREC), are pursuing graduate studies at Polytechnic University and University of Natural Sciences, winning The second prize.

Third Prize belongs to Three Sun team of the host country of Japan.

Students in IC design exam (Photo: Dat Viet).

Beginning in 1997, organized by the Kyushu (Japan) Semiconductor Industry and Technology Innovation Association, LSI is an annual international competition for undergraduate and graduate students of universities. universities and colleges in the Asia-Pacific region, aiming to discover, seek and train talented people in IC design. The 2011 competition is held from January to March, with the theme 'Design of compression and decompression circuits '.

The winners of the Contest will be awarded a scholarship to continue their study and research in Japan.

At the 2010 competition, the 'Little Chickens ' team with 2 members from ICDREC also surpassed 26 teams from other countries to win the first prize in the first time.