A survey of computer-aided electronic circuit design programs
James A. Moore
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James A. Moore
Abstract
Two computer-aided circuit design programs and a design system for linear integrated circuits are examined, and their features and capabilities are discussed. The programs are MAGIC and CIRCAL-2, two programs which are capable of handling a large class of design problems. The design system for integrated circuits aids the user in all phases of integrated circuit design.
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Two computer-aided circuit design programs and a design system for linear integrated circuits are examined, and their features and capabilities are discussed. The programs are MAGIC and CIRCAL-2, two programs which are capable of handling a large class of design problems. The design system for integrated circuits aids the user in all phases of integrated circuit design.
Key concepts: Computer science, Computer Aided Design, Electronic circuit design, Circuit design, Engineering drawing, Engineering, Embedded system, Operating system