Schematic to Silicon with Mini MOSbius

Zero To ASIC Course and Tiny Tapeout by Matt Venn

Schematic to Silicon with Mini MOSbius 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NM5cLWYWqG0

Take Matt Venn TT course: 

https://www.zerotoasiccourse.com/

Buy a copy of Mini MOSbius, part of the TT IP library, here: 

https://store.tinytapeout.com/products/TTSKY25b-Development-Kit-p849160072

Check the configurator: 

https://github.com/mattvenn/mini-mosbius-configurator

Mini MOSbius is available on these chips

• [OK] TTSKY25a - delivered July 2026 - available in the store
• [OK] TTSKY25b - delivered August 2026 - available in the store
• TTSKY26b - tapeout May 2026
• TTSKY26c - tapeout September 2026
• GF180 - will be taped out December 2026

and finally check out the original MOSBius: https://mosbius.org/ If you are interested to acquire MOSbius kits, review the express license and email Peter Kinget for kit availability before placing an order.

[Newsletter] Revolution EDA April 2026

Revolution EDA has two updates to share this month: 

• a browser-based cloud trial environment is now live, and 
• hierarchical Layout vs Schematic (LVS) verification has been added to the platform

Cloud Trial Environment

[github] new RevEDA Release

Revolution EDA Schematic/Symbol/Layout Editors

https://github.com/eskiyerli/revedaRelease

A new release of Revolution EDA is almost here, including a brand-new hierarchical layout editor with GDS export capability, revamped schematic, and symbol editors. Layout editor can use python-based parametric layout cells. The editor can also create vias and via arrays, paths (Manhattan, diagonal and free-angle), rectangles, polygons, pins and texts. Schematic editor can now import Spice subcircuits and create symbols for inclusion in the schematic editor. A cell can have more than one cellview such as SPICE, Verilog-A or symbol that can be used in the netlisting. The netlisting process can be controlled by a switch-view list or by a separate config view. Unlike leading commercial EDA systems, netlisting and GDS export process are running as separate threads and do not block the user's work.

Any interested parties are kindly invited to get in touch with Murat Eskiyerli, the lead RevEDA developer