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Interconnect Trends -- Interconnect Models -- Interconnect Analysis Via Moments -- Interconnect Metrics -- Moment Matching and Model Order Reduction -- The Elmore Delay -- Delay of a Transfer Function -- RC Interconnect Delay -- The Elmore Delay -- Moments -- Extending Elmore's Distribution Theory Analogy -- The Elmore Delay as a Bound -- The Elmore Delay for General Input Signals -- The Elmore Delay as a Bound for Phase Delay In RC Trees -- Higher-Order RC(L) Delay Metrics -- Gamma Distribution Model -- h-gamma: Gamma Fitting of Homogeneous Response -- Double Exponential Impulse Response Distribution -- Closed Form RC Delay Metrics -- Noise Metrics -- RLC Interconnect -- Signal Attenuation and Phase Delay in RLC Trees -- Asymptotic Waveform Evaluation -- State Equations and Circuit-Response Functions -- Moments -- Moment Matching -- Practical Considerations -- Pade Approximation -- Moment-Matching Issues -- Multi-point AWE Methods -- Moment Generation -- Calculating Moments in Tree-Like Circuits -- Calculating Moments Using MNA -- Calculating Moments in Transmission Line Circuits -- Passive Reduced-Order Multiport Models -- Multiport Modeling -- Macromodeling Using AWE -- Krylov Subspaces -- Projection Methods for Order Reduction -- Stability and Passivity -- PRIMA -- Special Cases in Multiport Modeling -- Appendix--Proofs of the Lemmas -- Appendix--Error Estimation in PRIMA -- Interfacing with SPICE -- Multiport Interconnect Models -- Post Processing of the PRIMA Models -- State-Space Realization from Poles and Residues.
Los Alamitos, Calif. : IEEE Computer Society, [2002]
0769515614 : $188.00
ISQED Tutorials -- Test Methodologies for Quality Designs -- Design-for-Test Techniques for SoC Designs -- Supplemental Test Methods -- Design for Reliability in UDSM: Issues and Solutions -- Issues in Deep Submicron State-of-the-Art ESD Design -- Electromigration Reliability Issues in High-Performance Circuit Design -- Ultra-thin Gate Oxide Reliability and Implications for Design -- Hot Carrier Reliability and Design Considerations -- Interconnect and Device Modeling for Quality Design -- Power/Ground Integrity Issues for Sub-130nm IC Designs -- A General and Comparative Study of RC[superscript (0)], RC, RCL and RCLK Modeling of Interconnects and Their Impact on the Design of Multi-Giga Hertz Processors -- MOS Modeling, Design Quality, and Modern Analog Design -- Title: RLCK Extraction and Simulation in High-Speed SoC Designs -- Design Flows and Methodologies -- nVHDL: A Hardware Design Language for Modeling Discrete and Analog Design and Simulation of Mixed-Signal Electronic Systems -- Platform-Based Design: A Tutorial -- Quality Aspects of SOI Circuit Design -- Optimization in an Integrated Physical Design Flow -- Evening Panel Discussion: Are the Interoperability Standards for EDA Too Little/Too Late for Real SoC Designs? -- Plenary Session I -- IP Reuse Quality: "Intellectual Property" or "Intense Pain"? / Why Integrated Yield Management is a Necessity / Design Success: Foundry Perspective / What You Don't Know CAN Hurt You: Designing for Survival in a Sub-wavelength Environment /
Introduction to Electronic Design Automation Electronic Design Automation A Brief History of HDLs The Role and Requirements of Hardware Description Languages in Eda Benefits of Using HDLs in Eda Hardware Modeling with the Verilog HDL Hardware Encapsulation: the Verilog Module Hardware Modeling: Verilog Primitives Descriptive Styles Structural Connections Behavioral Descriptions in Verilog Hierarchical Descriptions of Hardware Structured (Top-Down) Design Methodology Arrays of Instances Using Verilog for Synthesis Language Conventions Representation of Numbers Event-Driven Simulation and Testbenches Simulation with Verilog Design Unit Testbench Logic System, Data Types, and Operators for Modeling in Verilog HDL Variables Logic Value Set Data Types Strings Constants Operators Expressions and Operands Operator Precedence User-Defined Primitives User-Defined Primitives: Combinational Behavior User-Defined Primitives -- Sequential Behavior Initialization of Sequential Primitives Verilog Models of Propagation Delay Built-in Constructs for Delay Signal Transitions Verilog Models for Gate Propagation Delay (Inertial Delay) Time Scales for Simulation Verilog Models for Net Delay (Transport Delay) Module Paths and Delays Path Delays and Simulation Inertial Delay Effects and Pulse Rejection Behavioral Descriptions in Verilog HDL Verilog Behaviors Behavioral Statements Procedural Assignment Procedural Continuous Assignment Procedural Timing Controls and Synchronization Intra-Assignment Delay -- Blocked Assignments Non-blocking Assignment Intra-Assignment Delay: Non-blocking Assignment Simulation of Simultaneous Procedural Assignments Repeated Intra-Assignment Delay Indeterminate Assignments and Ambiguity Constructs for Activity Flow Control Tasks and Functions Summary of Delay Constructs in Verilog System Tasks for Timing Checks Variable Scope Revisited Module Contents Behavioral Models of Finite State Machines Synthesis of Combinational Logic HDL-Based Synthesis Technology-Independent Design Benefits of Synthesis Synthesis Methodology Vendor Support Styles for Synthesis of Combinational Logic Technology Mapping and Shared Resources Three-State Buffers Three-State Outputs and Don't-Cares Synthesis of Sequential Logic Synthesis of Sequential UDPs Synthesis of Latches Synthesis of Edge-Triggered Flip-Flops Registered Combinational Logic Shift Registers and Counters Synthesis of Finite State Machines Resets Synthesis of Gated Clocks Design Partitions and Hierarchical Structures Synthesis of Language Constructs Synthesis of Nets Synthesis of Register Variables Restrictions on Synthesis of "X" and "Z" Synthesis of Expressions and Operators Synthesis of Assignments Synthesis of case and Conditional (if ...) Statements Synthesis of Resets Timing Controls in Synthesis Synthesis of Multi-Cycle Operations Synthesis of Loops Synthesis of fork ... join Blocks Synthesis of the disable Statement Synthesis of User-Defined Tasks Synthesis of User-Defined Functions Synthesis of Specify Blocks Synthesis of Compiler Directives Switch-Level Models in Verilog Mos Transistor Technology Switch-Level Models of Mos Transistors Switch-Level Models of Static Cmos Circuits Alternative Loads and Pull Gates Cmos Transmission Gates Bi-Directional Gates (Switches) Signal Strengths Ambiguous Signals Strength Reduction by Primitives Combination and Resolution of Signal Strengths Signal Strengths and Wired Logic Design Examples in Verilog Fifo -- Buffers for Data Acquisition Fifo Application: Temperature Monitor System Uart Bit-Slice Microcontroller Rapid Prototyping With Xilinx FPGAs Introduction to FPGAs Role of FPGAs in the Asic Market FPGA Technologies The Xilinx XC3000 FPGA Family The XC4000 FPGA Family Rapid Prototyping with Verilog and FPGAs Design Exercises A Predefined Primitives Multi-Input Combinational Logic Gates Multi-Output Combinational Gates Three-State Gates Mos Transistor Switches Mos Pull-Up/Pull-Down Gates Mos Bi-Directional Switches Verilog Keywords Verilog Operators and Precendence Backus-Naur (BNF) Formal Syntax Notation System Tasks and Functions Display Tasks File I/O Tasks Time-Scale Tasks Simulation Control Tasks Pla Modeling Tasks Stochastic Analysis Tasks Simulation-Time Tasks Conversion Tasks Timing-Check Tasks Probabilty Distributions Value-Change Dump (VCD) File Tasks Additional (Nonstandard) Tasks Verilog Language Formal Syntax Source Text Declarations Primitive Instances Module Instantiation UDP Declaration and Instantiation Behavioral Statements Specify Section Expressions General Programming Language Interface (PLI) Compiler Directives c̀elldefine and èndcelldefine d̀efaultnettype d̀efine and ùndef ìfdef, èlse, èndif ìnclude r̀esetall t̀imescale ǹounconnected_drive and ùnconnected_drive Flip-Flop and Latch Types Xilinix Student Edition
Introduction to Modeling Model Categories Model Validation Fundamental Theoretical Models Simulations Semiempirical Models Dimensionless Models Empirical Models Problems with Post Hoc Models Kinds of Testing No Physical Testing Scale Testing Full-Scale Testing Analytical Methods Qualitative Analysis Dimensional Analysis Raleigh's Method Function Shape Analysis The Method of Partial Fractions Perceiving Higher Dimensionality A View from Flatland Contour Surfaces Orthogonal Directions Visualization with Cubic Regions The Use of Color Basic Data Classifications Level of Scale Data Quality Planned Experiments Unplanned Experiments Source Classifications Functional Classifications A Linear Algebra Primer Matrix Addition The Transpose Operator Multiplication by a Constant Matrix Multiplication Distributive Property of Multiplication over Addition Symmetric Matrices The Identity Matrix The Unity, Zero, and Constant Vectors The Inverse Elementary Row Operations Solving for the Inverse The Determinant Orthogonality Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors Important Concepts and Notation Summation and Matrix Notation Converting between Summation and Matrix Notation Averages: Mean, Mode, and Median Various Means and the Generalized Mean Least Squares The Method of Least Squares The Method of Least Squares: The Calculus Least Squares for Continuous Intervals Least Squares as a Filter A Misconception about Least Squares Transforming Equations for Least Squares Fitting of the Parameters Constrained Polynomials Orthogonal Polynomials General Definition of Orthogonal Polynomials Proof That M[superscript 0] Reduces to the Geometric Mean Proof of the Monotonicity of M[superscript p] Proof That M[superscript p] Approaches x[subscript max] as p to [infinity] Proof That M[superscript p] Approaches x[subscript min] as p to -- [infinity] Proof x[subscript min less than or equal] M[superscript p less than or equal] x[subscript max] for x> 0 Proof That M[superscript p] Increases with Increasing p and the Converse Introduction to Combustion The Burner Archetypical Burners Archetypical Process Units Boilers Important Factors and Responses The Traditional Test Protocol Instability, Thermoacoustic and Otherwise Quarter-Wave Behavior Half-Wave Behavior Helmholtz Resonator Behavior Mechanism for Thermoacoustic Coupling Comments Regarding Thermoacoustic Resonance Mass Balance for Combustion in Air Wet vs. Dry Measurements Flue Gas Relations for Hydrocarbons Accounting for Moisture Addition of Molecular Hydrogen to the Fuel Addition of Flue Gas Components to Fuel Substoichiometric Combustion Conservation of Mass for Flow in a Furnace Simplifying Assumptions (SAs) Ideal Gas Law Dilution Correction Conservation of Energy Heat and Related Quantities Work Heating Value Adiabatic Flame Temperature Heat Capacity as a Function of Temperature Adiabatic Flame Temperature with Preheated Air Mechanical Energy Balance Work Terms Theoretical Mechanical Models Experimental Design and Analysis Some Statistics Statistics and Distributions The Normal, Chi-Squared (x[superscript 2]), F, and t Distributions The Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) Use of the F Distribution Two-Level Factorial Designs ANOVA for Several Model Effects General Features of Factorial Designs Construction Details of the Two-Level Factorial Contrast of Factorial and Classical Experimentation Interpretation of the Coefficients Using Higher-Order Effects to Estimate Experimental Error Correspondence of Factor Space and Equation Form Fractional Factorials The Half Fraction Quarter and Higher Fractions ANOVA with Genuine Replicates Bias Error Center-Point Replicates Standard Errors and the t Test The Value of Orthogonal Designs with ANOVA Rotatability Randomization Hysteresis Lurking Factors About Residuals Residuals vs. Run Order Other Residual Plots Full and Block Randomization Blocking Random vs.
Evanston, Illinois : Northwestern University Press, [2015]
9780810131255
Introduction : the question of incarnation -- The reversal of phenomenology -- Object of phenomenology : the question of "appearance" -- The initial indeterminacy of the phenomenological presuppositions of phenomenology. The "principles of phenomenology" -- The prejudice hidden in the presuppositions of phenomenology. The ruinous reduction of all "appearance" to the world's appearing -- The crisis of phenomenality in Heidegger. The ontological destitution of the world's appearing -- The criterion of language. The breakthrough and limits of the phenomenological interpretation of language -- The paradox of the "world" as a power to derealize -- The now crucial question of the impression, understood as founding reality. The problem of its phenomenological status. Intentionality and impression -- The impression coming outside itself in the temporal flow and its destruction -- The origin of the "orginary impression". The inevitable reference of the phenomenology of the impression to the phenomenology of life -- The originary passivity of the impression, and its "passion" in life's transcendental affectivity. The living present -- The question of originary appearing and Descartes's Cogito. Three fundamental questions it involves -- Husserl's misinterpretation of Descartes's Cogito and its consequences : denigrating singular life and replacing it with life's "essence" in the phenomenological method's thematic turn -- Analysis of the thematic turn. The aporia of the phenomenological method -- A final attempt to overcome the aporia. The question of invisible life "given in imagination" -- The originary self-revelation of life as the foundation of the phenomenological method. Response to the general philosophical problem concerning the possibility of thinking life -- A phenomenology of flesh -- Appearing and content of the world : the question of the "sensible world" -- the radical critique of the sensible world. The impact and limits of Galileo's Reduction -- Descartes's Counter-reduction -- Husserl's critique of Galileo's Reduction in the Krisis -- Return to the analysis of the worldly, sensible body. The reference of the sensed body to the transcendental body that senses it. The ambivalence of the concept "sensible" -- The attempt to overcome the opposition between the sensing body and the sensed body : the issue facing the later Merleau-Ponty and the absolutization of the sensible -- Splitting the transcendental body. Finding in life the essence of originary, immanent corporeity -- The generation of flesh in absolute life. The originary phenomenological characteristics of flesh that arise from this generation -- From the Hellenic conception of the body to the phenomenology of flesh. The fundamental problems of Irenaeus and Tertullian -- The radical interpretation of flesh as the phenomenological material of life and as its self-revelation. Ireneaus's Christian Cogito -- Analytic of the "I can." The power-to-move as condition of the power-to-touch, and of every power attributed to the body. Condillac and Maine de Biran -- Flesh : immemorial memory of the world -- Flesh : site of givenness of an unknown body, given before sensation and before world. Structuration and properties of the "organic body" -- The original possibility of action as a carnal drive of the organic body. The invisible practical reality of the world's content. Constitution and status of one's own objective body -- The theory of the constitution of one's own body in Chapter three of Ideen II. The threefold concealment of the transcendental possibility of the "I can," of the existence of the organic body, and of the localization of our impressions upon it -- Return to the chiasma. What "being-touched" means. Phenomenology of skin as achievement of the theory of the constitution of one's own body -- A return to Condillac's thesis. The statue's auto-eroticism : flesh as the site of perdition. The necessary transition from a phenomenology of flesh to a phenomenology of incarnation
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