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The Role of Custom Design in ASIC Chips

by William J. Dally, Andrew Chang , 2000
"... Custom design, in which the designer controls the physical structure of the chip, can greatly improve the speed, power, and delay of an ASIC chip without affecting design time. Through floorplanning and tiling data paths, the designer places the critical wires first, before the logic is placed. Craf ..."
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Custom design, in which the designer controls the physical structure of the chip, can greatly improve the speed, power, and delay of an ASIC chip without affecting design time. Through floorplanning and tiling data paths, the designer places the critical wires first, before the logic is placed

The Role of Custom Design in ASIC Chips

by William Dally And , 2000
"... Custom design, in which the designer controls the physical structure of the chip, can greatly improve the speed, power, and delay of an ASIC chip without affecting design time. Through floorplanning and tiling data paths, the designer places the critical wires first, before the logic is placed. Craf ..."
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Custom design, in which the designer controls the physical structure of the chip, can greatly improve the speed, power, and delay of an ASIC chip without affecting design time. Through floorplanning and tiling data paths, the designer places the critical wires first, before the logic is placed

A 225MHz resonant clocked ASIC chip

by Conrad H. Ziesler, Joohee Kim, Visvesh S. Sathe, Marios C. Papaefthymiou - in Proceedings of International Symposium on Low-Power Electronics and Design , 2003
"... We have recently designed, fabricated, and successfully tested an experimental chip that validates a novel method for reducing clock dissipation through energy recovery. Our approach includes a single-phase sinusoidal clock signal, an L-C resonant sinusoidal clock generator, and an energy recovering ..."
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recovering flip-flop. Our chip comprises a dual-mode ASIC with two independent clock systems, one conven-tional and one energy recovering, and was fabricated in a 0.25µm bulk CMOS process. The ASIC computes a pipelined discrete wavelet transform with self-test and contains over 3500 gates. We have verified

Enhanced Multi Testability Implementation in ASIC Chips for Improving

by High Speed, Rajkumar Lankapalli, K. V. B Ch, Ra Shekhar Rao, P. Lakshmi Sarojini
"... ABSTRACT: The main objective of this paper is to design an ASIC and testing by different testable techniques. It contains two vital parts; one section is testable by using of controllability testing technique and the other is tested by logic BIST. Implementation of an innovative and interactive BIST ..."
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ABSTRACT: The main objective of this paper is to design an ASIC and testing by different testable techniques. It contains two vital parts; one section is testable by using of controllability testing technique and the other is tested by logic BIST. Implementation of an innovative and interactive

Development of ASIC Chip-set for High-end Network Processing Application – a Case Study

by Sanjeev Patel
"... Choosing the right methodology is a significant step towards successful VLSI designs. Traditional methodologies and tools are no longer adequate to handle large and complex designs. This paper presents a novel design methodology for complex deep-submicron designs, using a case study of the developme ..."
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of the development of a high-end network processing ASIC chip-set. The paper focuses on the synergetic use of the “dual design verification approach”, along with static verification methods in achieving defect free silicon. It also discusses the techniques employed for achieving faster and less-iterative timing

Hardware-software Co-synthesis for Digital Systems

by Rajesh K. Gupta, Giovanni De Micheli - IEEE Design & Test of Computers , 1993
"... As the complexity of system design increases, use of pre-designed components, such as generalpurpose microprocessors, provides an effective way to reduce the complexity of synthesized hardware. While the design problem of systems that contain processors and ASIC chips is not new, computeraided sy ..."
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As the complexity of system design increases, use of pre-designed components, such as generalpurpose microprocessors, provides an effective way to reduce the complexity of synthesized hardware. While the design problem of systems that contain processors and ASIC chips is not new, computeraided

Degree Celsius of an ASIC Design Chip

by Tauseef Amin Azmi
"... Abstract — This Paper basically studies the physical design implementation of torpedo processor which incorporates 32 macros in overall and 43000 cell instances.We had 5 clocks,3 propagated and 2 generated clock in a die size of 5.9 mm square which operated at a frequency of 400 megahertz having a ..."
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Abstract — This Paper basically studies the physical design implementation of torpedo processor which incorporates 32 macros in overall and 43000 cell instances.We had 5 clocks,3 propagated and 2 generated clock in a die size of 5.9 mm square which operated at a frequency of 400 megahertz having a supply voltage of 1.8 volts.The technology which we worked was 180 nm technology and working on the IC Compiler tool from synopsys and then moving on to static timing analysis part on the Prime time tool from synopsys and then further moving on to drc/lvs checking on the tool Calibre from mentor graphics. The foundry which supplied us the 180 nm technology documents was Jazz semiconductors INC.The earlier work on this project that were carried out were at different scenarios and hence the results were with different optimization,here in our study we had made a comprehensive and mature step to achieve the maximum optimization of the placement of the standard cells and therefore in our effort we had chosen the three scenarios for our thesis which were three operating conditions:function minimum, function maximum, CTS maximum. The temperature that we worked on the physical design implementation of this block level subsystem were-40 degree celcius, 25 degree celcius,125 degree celcius. The three scenarios supply voltages were 1.65 volts,1.8 volts and 1.9 volts respectively and the power dissipation was 300 milliwatts with a pre cts derate of 15 % and post cts derate of also 15 % respectively. The thesis was not so easy to carry out as we had several problems occurring at every step like the IR DROP was exceeding the limit which was provided as 5 % of the total VDD+VSS supposed to be within 90 mv also errors from routing congestion and DRC errors were prompt.

WESTINGHOUSE OWNERS GROUP TO DISCUSS ASIC-BASED

by unknown authors , 1999
"... On October 28, 1999, a public meeting was held at the U. * S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) offices in Rockville, Maryland, between industry respresentatives of Westinghouse, Southern Nuclear, and the NRC staff. The NRC requested this meeting to obtain some design and background information on ..."
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, which consists of eight utilities who sponsor the ABRM program. Following Mr. Eidson, Carl Vitalbo from Westinghouse provided a presentation on the ABRM program objectives, background, ASIC chip design features, and main board and personality module design. Mr. Vitalbo also provided the status

First-order incremental block-based statistical timing analysis

by C. Visweswariah, K. Ravindran, K. Kalafala, S. G. Walker, S. Narayan - In DAC , 2004
"... Variability in digital integrated circuits makes timing verification an extremely challenging task. In this paper, a canonical first order delay model is proposed that takes into account both correlated and independent randomness. A novel linear-time block-based statistical timing algorithm is emplo ..."
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enumeration programs. Numerical results are presented on industrial ASIC chips with over two million logic gates. 1.

ASIC implementation of an ARM ©- based System on Chip

by J. Granado, J. Chavez, F. Colodro, A. Torralba, L. G. Franquelo I, E. Ramos, A. Hidalgo, A. Tortolero, F. Ruiz
"... This paper presents the hardware architecture of a System on Chip (SoC) implemented in an ASIC. It has been designed for a wide range of applications and will be used in a power line modem. A set of reusable cells based on AMBA standard has been also designed, included memory, interrupt controller a ..."
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This paper presents the hardware architecture of a System on Chip (SoC) implemented in an ASIC. It has been designed for a wide range of applications and will be used in a power line modem. A set of reusable cells based on AMBA standard has been also designed, included memory, interrupt controller
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