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Design of VLSI systems

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VLSI chips have become an important part in the design of many large electronic systems. The growing complexity of VLSI chips creates a need for improved design methodologies and more powerful CAD environments.

The material presented in this chapter provides an overview of current methodologies for the design of VLSI chips. Particular emphasis has been given to provide realistic and up-to-date examples of the various design methods.

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A. Kündig R. E. Bührer J. Dähler

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Fichtner, W. (1987). Design of VLSI systems. In: Kündig, A., Bührer, R.E., Dähler, J. (eds) Embedded Systems. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 284. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0016345

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