EDA Books Online
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Verification Methodology Manual, 3rd Edition
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David Dempster and Michael Stuart
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[COMPLETE BOOK] This edition of the Verification Methodology Manual includes a section on dynamic property checking, a new technique that enables properties to be verified in simulation at any level of design integration. Dynamic property checking complements code coverage in helping determine the completeness of a design's verification. It also complements formal property checking by providing a measurable degree of confidence for properties that cannot be checked formally.
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Power, accuracy and noise aspects in CMOS mixed-signal design
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Sanduleanu, Mihai Adrian Tiberiu
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[COMPLETE BOOK] The work presented in this thesis concerns power, noise and accuracy in
mixed-signal applications. Along the material presented it is shown that
power, noise and accuracy should be treated in an unitary way, the three
terms being well inter-related. It is divided in a theoretical part which
covers sub-micron digital and sub-micron analog and an applicative part
where accuracy related power and noise related power is encountered.
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ASICS... the book!
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Michael J. Smith
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[COMPLETE BOOK] This comprehensive book on application specific integrated circuits
(ASICs) describes the latest methods in VLSI-systems design.
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SMPS Simulation With SPICE 3
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Steven M. Sandler
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[COMPLETE BOOK] With the help of this book, circuit designers and engineers can successfully simulate switched mode power supplies (SMPS) using SPICE3 software.
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Logic Design for Array-Based Circuits
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Donnamaie E. White
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[COMPLETE BOOK] This book details the theory behind the new EDA tools.
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Bit-Slice Design: Controllers and ALUs
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Donnamaie E. White
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[COMPLETE BOOK] Introduction to the Am2900 Family, offered by AMD (Advanced Micro Devices)
in the 1980s.
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The SPICE Handbook of 50 Basic Circuits
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Steven M. Sandler
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[COMPLETE BOOK] The beginning of the book concentrates on the basics of computer
simulation of circuits. An overview of the three most popular SPICE
programs are provided, along with their differences and peculiarities.
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