Future SoC design challenges and solutions
C.C.-P. Chen, E. Cheng
Abstract
C.C.-P. Chen, E. Cheng
Abstract
SoC (system on a chip) design creates tremendous design challenges to the traditional VLSI ASIC design. It covers not only the traditional DSM (deep sub-micron) issues but also the integration issues such as IP and signal integrity especially for integrated digital/analog system such as Bluetooth. Besides. power consumption and power delivery also impose huge design constraints to the already difficult situation especially for the portable and mobile devices. This talk will introduce and analysis the potential SoC issues and potential solutions from the architecture level to the circuit level.
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SoC (system on a chip) design creates tremendous design challenges to the traditional VLSI ASIC design. It covers not only the traditional DSM (deep sub-micron) issues but also the integration issues such as IP and signal integrity especially for integrated digital/analog system such as Bluetooth. Besides. power consumption and power delivery also impose huge design constraints to the already difficult situation especially for the portable and mobile devices. This talk will introduce and analysis the potential SoC issues and potential solutions from the architecture level to the circuit level.
Key concepts: Application-specific integrated circuit, System on a chip, Computer science, Embedded system, Very-large-scale integration, Bluetooth, Integrated circuit design, Power consumption