Technology driven multilevel logic synthesis based on functional decomposition into gates
R. Rzechowski, L. Jóźwiak, Tadeusz Łuba
Abstract
R. Rzechowski, L. Jóźwiak, Tadeusz Łuba
Abstract
In this paper a new method is proposed for multilevel logic synthesis based on functional decomposition into gates. Unlike the traditional approach to the decomposition, where the basic components of the decomposition network are the universal cells, we propose a method, which instead of cells uses gates, but preserves advantages of the functional decomposition. This approach makes possible to improve traditional FPGA functional decomposition onto the more general algorithm, which is also useful for other technologies in VLSI ASIC design.
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In this paper a new method is proposed for multilevel logic synthesis based on functional decomposition into gates. Unlike the traditional approach to the decomposition, where the basic components of the decomposition network are the universal cells, we propose a method, which instead of cells uses gates, but preserves advantages of the functional decomposition. This approach makes possible to improve traditional FPGA functional decomposition onto the more general algorithm, which is also useful for other technologies in VLSI ASIC design.
Key concepts: Decomposition, Functional decomposition, Computer science, Logic synthesis, Logic gate, Field-programmable gate array, Application-specific integrated circuit, Very-large-scale integration