USE OF DDL IN AN AUTOMATIC LSI DESIGN AND TEST SYSTEM.
Abstract
Breadboard implementations of hardware are traditionally used to work out the final changes in a design. This approach may not be suitable for a large scale integrated circuit design environment, especially when the complexity of the circuit is high. A thorough computer evaluation of the design would be a proper alternative, to minimize the costs of mask fabrication and wafer processing. The use of a Hardware Description Language to aid in the initial design evaluations and logic synthesis aspects of an automatic LSI design system is discussed. The Hardware Description Language selection process is described.
Publication Title
Electronics
Recommended Citation
Shiva, S. (1979). USE OF DDL IN AN AUTOMATIC LSI DESIGN AND TEST SYSTEM.. Electronics, 28-32. Retrieved from https://digitalcommons.memphis.edu/facpubs/3310
