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Electronic Chips & Systems Design Languages

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  • © 2001

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  1. Jean Mermet

    1. CNRS, ECSI, France

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Table of contents (25 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-ix
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  2. VHDL Extensions

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 1-1
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    2. Analog and Mixed-Signal Modelling and Simulation

      1. Library Development Using the VHDL-AMS Language
        • Ernst Christen, Kenneth Bakalar
        Pages 5-16
      2. Behavioral Modeling of Complex Heterogeneous Microsystems
        • Peter Schwarz, Joachim Haase
        Pages 17-30
      3. VHDL-AMS, a unified language to describe Multi-Domain, Mixed-Signal designs. Mechatronic applications
        • V. Aubert, S. Garcia Sabiro
        Pages 31-42
      4. Efficient Modeling of Analog and Mixed A/D Systems via Piece-wise Linear Technique
        • Jerzy DÄ…browski, Andrzej PuÅ‚ka
        Pages 43-54

    3. OO-VHDL

      1. Suave: Object-Oriented and Genericity Extensions to VHDL for High-Level Modeling
        • Peter J. Ashenden, Philip A. Wilsey, Dale E. Martin
        Pages 57-70
      2. Digital Circuit Design with Objective VHDL
        • Martin Radetzki, Wolfgang Nebel
        Pages 71-84

  3. System Level Design

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 85-85
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    2. HW/SW Co-design

      1. UF: Architecture and Semantics for System-Level Multiformalism Descriptions
        • Luis Sánchez Fernández, Simon Pickin, Angel Groba, Natividad Martínez Madrid, Alejandro Alonso
        Pages 89-98
      2. Automatic Interface Generation among VHDL Processes in Hardware/Software Co-Design
        • Cristiano C. de Araújo, Edna Barros
        Pages 99-110
      3. System-Level Specification and Architecture Exploration : an Avionics Codesign Application
        • François Cloute, Jean-Noël Contensou, Daniel Esteve, Pascal Pampagnin, Philippe Pons, Yves Favard
        Pages 111-120
      4. Using SDL to Model Reactive Embedded System in a Co-Design Environment
        • Rajesh Kumar
        Pages 121-130
      5. A Synchronous Object-Oriented Design Flow for Embedded Applications
        • P. G. Plöger, Reinhard Budde, Karl H. Sylla
        Pages 131-142

    3. Co-simulation

      1. Heterogeneous System-Level Cosimulation with SDL and Matlab
        • Per Bjuréus, Axel Jantsch
        Pages 145-157
      2. VHDL-based HW/SW Cosimulation of Microsystems
        • Vincent Moser, Alexis Boegli, Hans Peter Amann, Fausto Pellandini
        Pages 159-168
      3. Modeling Interrupts for HW/SW Co-Simulation based on a VHDL/C Coupling
        • Matthias Bauer, Wolfgang Ecker, Andreas Zinn
        Pages 169-178

    4. SLD methodology

      1. A Comparison of Six Languages for System Level Description of Telecom Applications
        • Axel Jantsch, Shashi Kumar, Ingo Sander, Bengt Svantesson, Johnny Öberg, Ahmed Hemani et al.
        Pages 181-192
      2. High Level Modelling in SDL and VHDL+
        • Francis Cook, Nathan Messer, Andy Carpenter
        Pages 193-203
      3. ECL: A Specification Environment for System-Level Design
        • Gérard Berry, Ed Harcourt, Luciano Lavagno, Ellen Sentovich
        Pages 205-212
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Electronic Chips & Systems Design Languagesoutlines and describes the latest advances in design languages. The challenge of System on a Chip (SOC) design requires designers to work in a multi-lingual environment which is becoming increasingly difficult to master. It is therefore crucial for them to learn, almost in real time, from the experiences of their colleagues in the use of design languages and how these languages have become more advanced to cope with system design.
System designers, as well as students willing to become system designers, often do not have the time to attend all scientific events where they could learn the necessary information. This book will bring them a selected digest of the best contributions and industry strength case studies. All the levels of abstraction that are relevant, from the informal user requirements down to the implementation specifications, are addressed by different contributors. The author, together with colleague authors who provide valuable additional experience, presents examples of actual industrial world applications. Furthermore the academic concepts presented in this book provide excellent theories to student readers and the concepts described are up to date and in so doing provide most suitable root information for Ph.D. postgraduates.

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  • CNRS, ECSI, France

    Jean Mermet

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