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Design of a high level SOC platform for the conversion of network protocols

J.P. Bissou, Yvon Savaria

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This article presents a SOC (system on a single chip) platform for the conversion of protocols. The method of design structure and high level which is shown, models the behaviour and architecture of the target system. This modelling allows realisation of separation of software/hardware optimisation in order to validate our specifications.

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This article presents a SOC (system on a single chip) platform for the conversion of protocols. The method of design structure and high level which is shown, models the behaviour and architecture of the target system. This modelling allows realisation of separation of software/hardware optimisation in order to validate our specifications.

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This article presents a SOC (system on a single chip) platform for the conversion of protocols. The method of design structure and high level which is shown, models the behaviour and architecture of the target system. This modelling allows realisation of separation of software/hardware optimisation in order to validate our specifications.

Key concepts: Realisation, Computer science, System on a chip, Computer architecture, Embedded system, Architecture, Software, Electronic system-level design and verification

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