Orthogonal and abstract view of CAD tools for VLSI: Computer aids for VLSI designRubin, S M Addison-Wesley (1987) 458 pp £24.95doi:10.1016/0010-4485(88)90059-0G.RussellSDOSComputer Aided Design
The Steiner Tree Problem in graphs (SPG) is that of finding a minimum-length interconnection of a set of terminals/nodes, and has long been one of the fundamental problems in the field of electronic design automation especially in VLSI Chip Design(Mandoiu, Vazirani, Ganley, 2000) and Printed...
The responsible circuit for this accumulation is the ’Zero Trap’ block in Figure 4. A detailed view of the zero trap is shown in Figure 5 as a FSM and gate level circuit. Once a ’0’ is detected at the zero trap’s input (diff) it is buffered and exhibited at the output (trap...
(CIUS) and the Large Instrument Facility for Advanced Isotope Research in the Life Sciences, with its 17enterpiece – the mass spectrometer NanoSIMS 50L (Cameca), are part of the „Vienna Life-Science Instruments" (VLSI) initiative and an example of lively collaboration for the benefit of ...
2.1. Deep Submicron Noise Noise in VLSI circuits is defined as any disturbance that drives node voltages away from a nominal value. The deviated voltage value may or may not cause logic failure. Noise sources that have substantial impact on the performance of digital circuits include ground ...