Level synthesis approach to application-specific integrated circuits (ASIC) design
Oz Levia
Abstract
Oz Levia
Abstract
A high-level synthesis approach to ASIC design is presented. The tutorial focuses on the solutions a synthesis system can offer in an environment where ASIC design problems are becoming increasingly complex. In particular, it is shown how a synthesis system can help in shortening the design cycle and documentation of the design process and aid the design verification. The synthesis process is defined as applied to ASIC design. The benefits synthesis can offer an ASIC designer are discussed. The requirements that a synthesis approach places on the design process and the designer are discussed. A simplified design example is presented.>
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A high-level synthesis approach to ASIC design is presented. The tutorial focuses on the solutions a synthesis system can offer in an environment where ASIC design problems are becoming increasingly complex. In particular, it is shown how a synthesis system can help in shortening the design cycle and documentation of the design process and aid the design verification. The synthesis process is defined as applied to ASIC design. The benefits synthesis can offer an ASIC designer are discussed. The requirements that a synthesis approach places on the design process and the designer are discussed. A simplified design example is presented.>
Key concepts: Application-specific integrated circuit, Computer science, Documentation, High-level synthesis, Process (computing), Physical design, Integrated circuit design, Circuit design