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The invention of CMOS amplifiers using genetic programming and current-flow analysis

This paper introduces an automated circuit design system for the evolution and subsequent invention of CMOS amplifiers. The proposed system relies on a mix of genetic programming and a new topology-independent design optimization method referred to as ...

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Static scheduling of multidomain circuits for fast functional verification

With the advent of system-on-a-chip design, many application specific integrated circuits (ASICs) now require multiple design clocks that operate asynchronously to each other. This design characteristic presents a significant challenge when these ASIC ...

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Efficient algorithms for exact two-level hazard-free logic minimization

This paper presents a new approach to two-level hazard-free logic minimization in the context of extended burst-mode finite-state machine synthesis. The approach achieves fast single-output logic minimization that yields solutions that are exact in the ...

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Dynamic frequency scaling with buffer insertion for mixed workloads

This paper presents a method to reduce the energy of interactive systems for mixed workloads: multimedia applications that require constant output rates and sporadic jobs that need prompt responses. The authors' method divides multimedia programs into ...

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Static power modeling of 32-bit microprocessors

The paper presents a novel strategy aimed at modeling instruction energy consumption of 32-bit microprocessors. Different from former approaches, the proposed instruction-level power model is founded on a functional decomposition of the activities ...

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Platune: a tuning framework for system-on-a-chip platforms

System-on-a-chip (SOC) platform manufacturers are increasingly adding configurable features that provide power and performance flexibility in order to increase a platform's applicability. This paper presents a framework, called Platune, for performance ...

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Neighborhood pattern-sensitive fault testing and diagnostics for random-access memories

The authors present test algorithms for go/no-go and diagnostic test of memories, covering neighborhood pattern-sensitive faults (NPSFs). The proposed test algorithms are March based, which have linear time complexity and result in a simple built-in ...

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Testing and diagnosis of interconnect faults in cluster-based FPGA architectures

As IC densities are increasing, cluster-based field programmable gate arrays (FPGA) architectures are becoming the architecture of choice for major FPGA manufacturers. A cluster-base architecture is one in which several logic blocks are grouped together ...

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Power grid transient simulation in linear time based on transmission-line-modeling alternating-direction-implicit method

The soaring clocking frequency and integration density demand robust and stable power delivery to support tens of millions of transistors switching. To ensure the design quality of power delivery, extensive transient power grid simulations need to be ...

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Transition time modeling in deep submicron CMOS

As generally recognized, the performance of a CMOS gate, such as propagation delay time or short circuit power dissipation, is strongly affected by the nonzero input signal transition time. This paper presents an analytical model of the transition time ...

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Publicly detectable watermarking for intellectual property authentication in VLSI design

Highlighted with the newly released intellectual property (IP) protection white paper by VSI Alliance, the protection of virtual components or IPs in very large scale integration (VLSI) design has received a great deal of attention recently. Digital ...

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Preferred direction Steiner trees

The planar rectilinear Steiner tree problem has been extensively studied. The common formulation ignores circuit fabrication issues such as multiple routing layers, preferred routing directions, and vias between layers. In this paper, the authors extend ...

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