This guide will show you how to submit your design to Tiny Tapeout and understand the difference between tiles and chips.
Prerequisites
Before you begin, make sure you have:
A GitHub repository created from the latest Wokwi or Verilog Tiny Tapeout template.
Passing GDS and Docs Actions in your repository. This ensures your design meets the required standards.
Understanding Tiles and Chips
In Tiny Tapeout:
Tiles are the individual designs on the chip. If your project gets more complex you can use more tiles.
Chips are the actual physical chips manufactured. They contain all the tiles from all the participants. We mount the chips onto the demoboard before sending to you.
Copy and paste your GitHub repository URL into the Github field.
Ask an assistant for your coupon and type it in the coupon field.
Click the “Create Project” button.
Complete the Submission Process
You have now submitted your design, but it’s not yet part of the tapeout.
You now have to submit a specific version of your design by pressing the Submit a new revision button.
Your design will then be added to the Tapeout.
Every time you make a change to your design you’ll need to update the GDS and then submit a new revision. Designs can be changed up to the deadline.
Congratulations!
You’ve successfully submitted your design to the Tiny Tapeout shuttle. We usually manufacture 4 chips per year, and we will include your design on the next chip.
Important: Updating Your Submission
If you make any changes to your design after submission, you must update your submission.