Very Large Scale Integration 1985
International Conference Proceedings
Published in April 1986
Book
Hardback
444 pages
978-0-444-87920-2 (ISBN)
Description
The important role of CAD in VLSI is clearly noticeable in this volume, with many contributions spanning the wide area from system design, silicon compilers, layout programs and design rules, to test strategies and verification programs. Before widespread industrial application of VLSI is possible, the underlying CAD systems must first become economically viable. This consideration, and its relation to the topics covered, will be of interest and importance to the academic community, computer scientists and to electrical engineers.
The important role of CAD in VLSI is clearly noticeable in this volume, with many contributions spanning the wide area from system design, silicon compilers, layout programs and design rules, to test strategies and verification programs. Before widespread industrial application of VLSI is possible, the underlying CAD systems must first become economically viable. This consideration, and its relation to the topics covered, will be of interest and importance to the academic community, computer scientists and to electrical engineers.
The important role of CAD in VLSI is clearly noticeable in this volume, with many contributions spanning the wide area from system design, silicon compilers, layout programs and design rules, to test strategies and verification programs. Before widespread industrial application of VLSI is possible, the underlying CAD systems must first become economically viable. This consideration, and its relation to the topics covered, will be of interest and importance to the academic community, computer scientists and to electrical engineers.
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Language
English
Place of publication
Oxford
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Elsevier Science & Technology
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
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Illustrations
Dimensions
Height: 230 mm
Width: 150 mm
ISBN-13
978-0-444-87920-2 (9780444879202)
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Content
1. Keynote Papers: Current Status, Future Trends, and Impact of VLSI (H. Nomura). Limits on ULSI (J.D. Meindl). VLSI in Europe (K.H. Horninger, C. Muller-Schloer, H. Schwartzel and T. Wecker). 2. Silicon Compilers. Invited Paper: Techniques for Logic Synthesis (A.R. Newton); Papers by: M. Kahrs; A.R. Deas and I.M. Dixon. 3. Simulation for VLSI. Papers by: N. Ishiura et al.; W. Hahn and K. Fischer; E. Ulrich. Panel Session: Is ULSI For Real? Paper by: M.J. Newman. 4. Processors. Invited Paper: Development of TRON Chip: A Single Chip VLSI Computer Architecture in the 1990's (K. Sakamura). Papers by: O. Adegbenro, M. Kameyama and T. Higuchi; K. Eshraghian et al. 5. Memories. Invited Paper: A New Trend of MOS Memory (S. Matsue). Papers by: K.E. Grosspietsch et al.; A. Kokubu, M. Kuroda and T. Furuya. 6. Hardware Algorithms. Invited Paper: VLSI-Oriented Hardware Algorithms (S. Yajima). Papers by: K. Onaga et al.; K. Onaga and T. Takechi. 7A. Architecture. Papers by: K. Shirai, Y. Nagai and T. Takezawa; T. Kimura et al.; Y.S. Wu and L.J. Wu; R.A. Evans; H.-Y. Lo. 7B. Layout. Papers by: M. Nicolaidis and B. Courtois; W. Schiele; J. Do and W.M. Dawson; W. Bonath et al.; H. Mori et al. 8. Structured Layout Tools. Invited Paper: Using Silicon Assemblers (L. Monier and J. Vuillemin). Papers by: J. Cherry et al.; A. Jerraya et al. 9. VLSI Perspectives. Invited Papers: Processes as VLSI Components (I. Barron); Videotex and Teletext Systems: The Relationship Between the Standardiser and the VLSI Designers (G.O. Crowther); VLSI Testing - Problems and Solutions (J.P. Mucha). 10. Cell and Chip Layout. Papers by: P. Widmayer, L.S. Woo and C.K. Wong; H. Miyashita, T. Adachi and K. Ueda; U. Lauther. 11. Hierarchy in VLSI. Invited Paper: Value-Added VLSI Computer Building Blocks (J.C. Mudge). Papers by: P. Duzy et al.; M.A. Shand.